In this episode of Your Money, Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb discuss three possible psychological reasons young adults "boomerang" or fail to launch after college.

When markets are in flux, people often question where they should invest their next dollar. Today we’ll address this topic from three different angles.

Many people are unprepared to deal with daunting financial challenges that come from being suddenly single. Find out how you can be a little more prepared in this episode of Your Money.

Paying for college has been compared to buying a new or used car every year, but the sticker shock can be lessened if you plan ahead. Here are six tips to help get you started.

What is risk? In this episode Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb breakdown what risk means and how it relates to your investments and long-term planning.

Four in 10 Americans have no money invested in the stock market. Why is that, and why should you consider owning stocks over the long term? Find out in this week's episode of Your Money.

In this special episode of Your Money, Peg Webb takes live calls from listeners. Tune in to hear Peg answer questions about Social Security, generational wealth, tax filing extension rules, Roth IRAs and Roth conversions, "play" accounts, I Bonds, 401(k) plans and interest rates.

Bruce Helmer, Peg Webb and Chris Armstrong discuss Wealth Enhancement Group's current market outlook and the seven factors that typically move the market.

Bruce and Peg address common financial myths including: buying the top-performing stocks as the only key to success, needing 70% of your working income to retire, investing all of your money in pre-tax retirement plans, and the notion that you have to pay off all debt.

Ignoring your health and shunning doctors is unwise, so think about financial wellness the same way.