January is Financial Wellness Month, which means it’s a good time to remind people to plan and update their financial strategy.

Whether you’re just starting to dip your toes into the stock market or are a seasoned pro, these books are a great place to start for those who want to learn more about how money works.

Higher interest rates are starting to ripple through the personal finance landscape, and it doesn’t look like that trend will change anytime soon.

After decades of cable news and nonstop digital postings, I see more opinions these days than news. That’s not a bad thing. But when it comes to investing, it’s crucial to remember the difference between news and opinion, and how they are sometimes used to forecast the future.

Just two years removed from the last US recession, negative stock returns and aggressive US Federal Reserve interest rate hikes have many investors concerned we are headed for another big “R”—if we’re not already there.

When it comes to investing, market corrections are inevitable. How we act during these time periods is what separates the rookies from the professionals and can dramatically alter how successful we are in achieving those goals.