Most everyone wants their money to grow, especially in retirement. What do you do if we have a series of years when the market is flat?

Your doctor may order a stress test on you to check your fitness. Can you do the same thing with your retirement plan?

Markets go up and go down. At what point do you start to view your positions in a different way?

Trying to find the next Amazon, Netflix or Google might be a "swing and a miss". Finding the steady 5 to 6% can be that winning formula in retirement.

More money has gone into stocks in the last 5 months than in the last 12 years. What should this signal to you?

What is your answer for the conservative part of your portfolio? With interest rates so low, where do you go?

You may need a tax element to your retirement plan. Forbes says you should be an aggressive tax planner. Should that make you nervous?

In his annual meeting to shareholders, Warren Buffett had some thoughts on Bonds and admitted a big financial mistake. What can you learn from it?

It was one year ago this week that the world, and the stock market, changed. But the recovery was quick. What lessons did we learn?

You may not have expired food in your refrigerator, but you may have expired holdings in your portfolio.