401(k)

When it comes to growing wealth for retirement, the greatest weapon we have at our disposal is time. And the best way to take advantage of that investment growth is to give ourselves as many years to save as possible.

Even with the perks from workplace-sponsored 401(k)s, you may benefit from dropping it in favor of a taxable brokerage account.

Here are five strategies you need to consider for your 401k as you work to build your winning retirement plan.

Investors are taking their cue from the retreating virus, and the recovering economy. There is plenty of optimism about the economy, no matter what Joe Biden tells you.

Here are three critical strategies to adopt as we navigate the tail end of this volatile year.

Biden has vowed to convert the current deductibility of traditional retirement contributions into matching refundable credits for 401(k)s, IRAS and others.

Here are five mistakes to avoid when it comes to your 401k.

Here are a few key strategies that can help you get the most out of your 401(k) at every stage of your life.

Planning to delay retirement is a good idea – but it can also backfire.

Here are a few ways to make the most of your 401(k).

There are 12 states that don’t tax retirement distributions, AARP reported earlier this week.

While everyone's withdrawal plan will be slightly different, there are a few rules to keep in mind as you're determining how much you can safely withdraw from your 401(k) during retirement.

Joe Biden leading a recent poll is an "election risk" for investors and the markets will react to anticipated tax hikes, FOX Business' Stuart Varney argues in his latest "My Take."

A 401(k) can be a great place for your retirement savings, but as with many retirement account, there are limitations that could be making your job more difficult than it has to be.

While some people may have no choice but to tap their retirement savings to get through tough financial times, there's one mistake that could be incredibly costly.

If you need to turn your savings into cash because of the coronavirus pandemic, here are ways to do that.

The COVID-19 crisis has caused a lot of people to change the way they think -- and spend their money. In fact, many people have had no choice but to hit pause on retirement plan contributions due to the pandemic.

Here are five ways to expedite your 401(k) growth.

Options for your retirement savings if you are no longer employed.

Given the uncertainty that lies ahead in the fight against the global coronavirus pandemic, many investors are worried about their 401(k) accounts.