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You may think you can file for bankruptcy and student loans will no longer be a problem, but there are more hurdles to get rid of that debt.

Discover options for the best place to retire in the world on a budget if you are dreaming of getting away after your working years.

Oil prices have rebounded nicely from historic lows. As energy stocks rise, these three oil ETFs are an efficient way to play the rally.

The market selloff calls to mind something that former Cabot CEO Tim Lutts once wrote about his first stock market crash. The lessons in it are as valuable as ever.

Bitcoin - and other cryptocurrencies - are becoming the reserve currency for the digital age. Here’s what that means - and how to profit.

The huge run-up in Facebook stock these last few years has paralleled the major growth in the company’s mobile ad sales. It’s not a mere coincidence.

Nothing in stock market history quite resembles the current coronavirus crash and recovery. So what should investors expect next?

One small-cap growth stock stands to benefit from the ongoing boom in the housing industry. And right now, it’s extremely undervalued.

A long-anticipated stock market collapse has arrived. Here’s why you should not only not fear it - you should embrace it.

The 45% overnight drop-off in LinkedIn (LNKD) stock stands as a cautionary tale for other growth stocks with flimsy fundamentals.

The U.S. housing market remains red hot. If you’re an income investor, REIT investing is a great way to take advantage of the recovery. Here’s how it works.

MarketWatch Peter Brimelow takes a close look at top performing newsletter, Cabot China & Emerging Markets Report, in his column entitled Exchange Rate Ruckus Doesn’t Stop Charging China Bull.

COVID-19 likely sounds the death knell for many companies, like slow-to-adjust retailers. But it also represents a likely accelerant for others, including those exposed to trends such as work from home (WFH), cloud, e-commerce, internet, digital transformation, streaming, etc.

I’m sitting in our studio room in Taos, New Mexico. My wife and I drove up from Albuquerque this morning.

Today I want to share with you the story of my greatest trade. And it was pure luck!

Fourteen months ago today, my column here was about the similarities between riding out a hurricane and investing in choppy markets. That time, the storm was named Irene, and New York City (where I live) escaped most of the damage. Today, a new storm named Sandy is just beginning to...

As retired investors are quickly learning in today’s super-low-interest-rate environment, there are lots of ways to create a fixed income portfolio without using the traditional bonds. I’ve already discussed REITs, utilities, MLPs and a variety of other investments here, and today I add one more vehicle to the list: preferred...