Should you invest in muni bonds?(3:50)3:00pm

Turmoil and losses in the municipal bond market has some investors wondering if they should consider dumping their holdings.

How to save enough for retirement(3:49)Feb 22

Avoid coming up short with your savings and increase your chances of having a secure retirement.

Who's managing your family finances?(3:36)Feb 16

The spouse who is better at crunching numbers and analyzing financial alternatives should take the lead in making money decisions.

Retirement: What's the right age?(2:33)Feb 15

Be sure to do a thorough financial analysis and lifestyle planning before you decide at what age you will retire.

Taking out a reverse mortgage(3:34)Feb 9

A reverse mortgage could convert the equity of your home into cash, but don't sign up unless you fully understand the costs.

Target-date funds: Right for you?(3:47)Feb 8

Target-date mutual funds may be convenient but beware there is no uniformity in how these funds allocate assets.

How many mutual funds to own(3:16)Feb 2

When investing for retirement, college or financial security, follow these tips to ensure a balanced portfolio.

Trick yourself into saving more(3:10)Jan 24

Learn four sneaky ways to fool yourself into stashing more cash for those big purchases.

3 achievable financial resolutions(3:07)Dec 29

Set a savings goal, give your retirement portfolio a check-up and balance your spending and saving.

Economy in 2011: Another roller coaster?(3:46)Dec 29

Strong corporate balance sheets may not lead to happier times for job seekers.

How to protect your savings(3:26)Dec 28

Making subtle changes to your retirement investments can prepare you for the worst and amp up your nest egg.

How to invest in 2011(3:56)Dec 28

Money Magazine's experts recommend a diversified portfolio in volatile markets.

Housing prices likely to fall in 2011(3:08)Dec 27

Money Magazine's experts say home prices will probably continue to drop in 2011, but expect some pockets of improvement.

401(k) fee disclosure is on the way(2:43)Dec 22

The Department of Labor recently issued a rule that will require 401(k) plan managers to explain in detail the fees you're charged.

Does a 'depression generation' loom?(2:42)Dec 9

Studies show some investors are wary of investing in the stock market and are avoiding it, like people did during the Great Depression.

The best ways to invest(3:45)Dec 7

Discover the smartest way to invest your money by asking yourself three questions.

IRAs and gold(2:57)Nov 30

Before stocking up on nontraditional investments like gold, be aware that they tend to peak after they've had a huge run-up in price.

Get a retirement life(2:50)Nov 24

You've saved up, you're ready to retire but are you ready for the non-work life? Here are some tips to keep you social and active.

Jobs in 2011: 'Mass layoffs are over'(4:05)Nov 24

Although major jubs cuts appear to have ended, Money writer Amanda Gengler says job creation will only grow modestly into the New Year.

Prevent surprises when you retire(2:42)Nov 22

Many people underestimate how long they will live and how much money they will spend after leaving their job for retirement.

Retirement: Factor in inflation(2:48)Nov 17

Many people forget to consider how much inflation can affect their long-term purchasing power, especially when planning for retirement.

Rolling to a Roth 401k? Not so fast!(3:09)Nov 16

Despite all the hoopla, less than half of all employers offer this option and most that do require you to be a certain age to participate.

What are your money goals for 2011?(1:35)Nov 15

New Yorkers weigh in on their financial resolutions for the New Year.

Do you need an immediate annuity?(3:33)Nov 11

Before purchasing an annuity, remember Social Security provides inflation-adjusted monthly payments for life.

Get the most out of ETFs(3:22)Nov 9

Use ETFs to build a low-cost, tax-efficient diversified portfolio, alone or in combination with mutual funds and individual securities.

Top-notch retirement saving tricks(2:53)Nov 4

Use the principles of behavioral finance by setting e-mail alerts, creating checklists and choosing auto-enrollment on your 401(k) plan.

Get the most when you retire(2:43)Nov 2

Holding down investing costs is the most effective thing you can do to earn competitive returns while building wealth over the long-term.

Top foreclosure myths debunked(4:11)Nov 1

Learn what's true and what's not about the current foreclosure mess.

Retire with $1 million(2:50)Oct 28

Make saving money your priority to increase the odds that your retirement account will hit the 7-figure mark.

Retirement investing? Think stocks(3:32)Oct 25

Money magazine's Walter Updegrave says stocks, though risky, provide higher returns and offer a better opportunity for a stable retirement.

Your retirement to-do list(3:54)Oct 20

Follow our checklist and create benchmarks throughout your career to remain on the path to a secure retirement.

Get your retirement savings mojo back(3:30)Oct 20

Get back on track with your savings to make sure your golden years will be secure.

How would you spend $1,000?(1:31)Oct 18

We asked people what they would splurge on with an extra $1,000 in their wallets.

How to establish your credit score(1:32)Sep 14

Begin by taking on affordable student loans, opening a credit card or adding yourself as an authorized user on your parent's card.

Durham, N.C.: Where retirees play(2:15)Sep 10

Duke University offers a large number of continued learning courses for retirees, keeping them active in the college town of Durham.

How to re-build your credit score(1:05)Sep 8

To reestablish your credit, pay down high credit-card balances and avoid opening several credit cards at the same time.

Where to invest now(1:42)Sep 2

Analysts say health care and homebuilding stocks are good long-term bets for investors.

Tips for buying your first home(1:40)Aug 25

How to figure out the right down payment and how much your new house should cost you each month.

Obsessed with a perfect credit score(3:31)Aug 26

Chris and Chrissy Peplinski are determined to reach the highest credit rating possible: 850 points.

Why college tuition keeps rising(1:21)Aug 24

Costs will continue to increase due to state budget cuts and the large number of students seeking admittance to top schools.

How to improve your credit score(1:55)Aug 18

Paying bills on time and checking for credit report errors will help boost your rating.

How to start investing(2:04)Aug 11

Buying shares in a diversified mutual fund, not picking individual stocks, is a safe way to begin investing.

Avoid ATM fees(1:56)Aug 10

To steer clear of fees, withdraw money using your debit card at a supermarket and join a community bank that reimburses ATM fees.

Enjoy life and save for retirement(3:04)Aug 5

To know how much to set aside for a secure retirement while providing for your family today, fire up our 'What You Need to Save' calculator.

Buy an annuity for retirement income(3:28)Aug 3

Consider using some of your retirement savings to buy an immediate annuity to guarantee additional lifetime income.

Get the most out of your 401(k)(3:44)Jul 29

Increase your 401(k) performance by boosting your contribution rate and re-assessing your investment strategy.

Are you financially fit?(3:06)Jul 27

Give yourself a financial check-up by revving up our 'How Healthy Are Your Finances?' tool.

How to consolidate your debt(2:02)Jul 20

If you're struggling to make your bill payments, consider taking out a consolidation loan or negotiating with your lenders.

Increase your credit limit(1:47)Jul 13

Having a higher credit limit can raise your score as long as you don't max out your cards.

Find charming homes, Texas-sized(3:02)Jul 12

McKinney, No. 5 on Money's Best Places to Live, is growing fast, thanks to families who love its historic district and diversity.