How many stocks should be in your portfolio? This is a tricky question, but research suggests that a well-diversified portfolio should generally hold at least 20 stocks.

Investing in individual stocks comes with a variety of risks, including systemic risk, interest-rate risk, industry risk, and much, much more.

Seniors have specific wealth management needs: here's what to look for in an advisor.

Real estate investors have specific financial needs-- and need an advisor who understands them. Here's what to look for.

Historically, stocks have outperformed REITs over most time periods. Here's what you need to know.

Warren Buffet's 90/10 rule says that most investors should invest 90% in low-cost equity (stock) ETFs and 90% in short-term Treasury ETFs. Here's how it works.

During most periods, Gold has underperformed the S&P 500-- but not all the time. Here's what you need to know.

Defensive industries are those that are resilient to economic turbulence-- and therefore, investing in stocks in defensive industries can be an extremely effective way to balance your portfolio and prevent losses during market crashes, recessions, and even depressions. 

Expats have their own set of financial needs and need an advisor who understands.

Many doctors may have high incomes but also have their own set of particular financial concerns-- and they need an advisor who can handle them.