Javier Simon

Don't sweat it if you don't have an employer 401(k). You can choose from a variety of accounts that offer many of the same benefits and then some.

Inverse ETFs can go up in value when the stock market declines, but you need to be aware of all risks involved.

Getting started with investing isn't as difficult as you might think, but you need to take the path that's best for you.

The Health Savings Account was designed to help you pay for qualified medical expenses, but it can also be the secret weapon in your retirement savings arsenal.

The Health Savings Account was designed to help you pay for qualified medical expenses, but it can also be the secret weapon in your retirement savings arsenal.

A traditional 401(k) and a Roth 401(k) can help you save for retirement while enjoying tax breaks, but neither is one-size-fits-all.

Stock sectors like healthcare are often referred to as recession-resistant, but these industries may face new challenges in a modern-day recession.

Even when the economy seems like it's in a never-ending downward spiral, it's important to stay the course when it comes to retirement savings.

Robo-advisors offer low-cost, automated investing – but take a closer look before you hand off your money.

This approach may sound like a great way to generate strong returns from ethically run companies – but it's rarely that clean-cut.