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Start investing early and your money can double four or times between when you start your career and when you retire. Here’s how it happens:

It can be very tempting in a Bear Market to cut your losses and sell your investments. But staying the course is a better plan for a number of reasons.

Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) remains popular, but research shows it does not result in higher returns. Here’s a primer on DCA vs. lump-sum investing.

There are pros and cons to both active and passive investing. Here is a brief primer on the two types of investing.

It can take some time to find the right financial professional to guard and grow your nest egg. But these steps are worth it in the long run.