Motley Fool Answers Transcripts

There's no Fool like a young Fool, so this week, we talk about strategies for getting your kids enthusiastic about investing.

Silver? 401(k)? 529 plan? Mutual funds? Individual stocks? Or maybe a really nice violin?

This single number is one of the best predictors of peoples' behavior on many levels, not just financial habits.

Rapid change is turning many businesses on their heads, but what the caterpillar views as the end of the world, the butterfly knows is the beginning.

Open your wallet and say "ah" -- the doctor is in, and he’s done his annual checkup on Americans' financial health.

This month our questioners are focused on figuring out figures, from ratios to GAAP to EBITDA and more.

If you feel like AR technology isn’t doing much beyond helping people find "Pokémon GO" critters, take a closer look.

What you need to know.

Financial independence advice, a visit from the ChooseFI Guys, Scott Rieckens' new documentary, and more.

America, if this European soap opera confuses you, you’re so not alone.

Here are some Foolish investing principles from Motley Fool analysts and recent graduates of the Investor Development Program.

In a year of loss, this advice strikes a chord.

It's not too late to think about financial resolutions and ways to make the most of your money this year.

More about the year that was and the year that lies ahead.

To hear the pundits talk, there are a lot of reasons to think that the economy is about to transform into a lump of coal.

Thinking about short-term volatility, learning about budgeting for couples, and more.

You don't have to stick with an index fund.

Most Americans have only a vague idea of how much they should be saving.

Understanding how people view money differently.

Stock and investing news and advice.