The author of “The Investor’s Manifesto: Preparing for Prosperity, Armageddon and Everything in Between” shares his thoughts.

Some advice on avoiding a low-tech gift-card scam.

Tara Siegel Bernard’s New Year’s financial resolutions included rebalancing retirement accounts, redeeming credit-card points and several other tasks.

You know the mix of stocks and bonds you want to own. But what do you own?

A look at one possible future of our heath care system, employee gift card fraud and other consumer stories from the last few days in The Times.

The bond bubble is a bogeyman and so much for the divine right of Goldman kings.

1. The plans can be good deals

Tanzina Vega, the Web producer for Your Money, shares her New Year’s financial resolutions.

Just because 2009 turned out to be a good year for stocks, selling for tax loss purposes could still set up a nice January bounce.

Ed Slott, I.R.A. expert, is taking questions about converting to a Roth I.R.A.