Managing a windfall or inheritance may seem to be a real challenge. Investing a large sum of money doesn’t have to be difficult though. Investing $10K in 2015: Invest Your Windfall for Success can help you manage that lump sum.

The Wall Street Journal Sunday's last publication was on February 8th, 2015. It is sad to see such a fine publication cease to exist. The WSJ Sunday had provided many years of sound investing advice to the average investor.

A windfall, or inheritance, can be a great benefit to your life. It needs to be managed properly though. Otherwise, it can dwindle quickly from overspending and mismanagement.

You may wonder what living below your means has to do with investing. Obviously, you need to live below your income in order to have money to invest. Did you know that living below your means has a big effect on your portfolio?

Reading and learning about investing is how you can become a successful investor. It pays to know how each type of investment works. Also, it is important to know the risks involved in investing. The more you know, the better you can build a profitable portfolio.

Do you believe that you need the maximum information to make a good financial decision? Are you always checking the up-to-the-minute news on your favorite financial site? You could be doing harm to your portfolio.

Our emotions play a large role in our investing success. Some emotions hinder. Some emotions help. Identifying the good from the harmful is the first step to improving your investment performance.

Nearly six months after the Google-China controvery, here is a look at how Google blew it in China.

Retirement is when you want to secure a steady stream of investment income to replace your paycheck. Income mutual funds and ETFs are one answer to this problem. They are designed to provide income over capital appreciation.

No one likes to be wrong. No one likes to make a mistake investing and lose money. But it happens. Have you learned from your mistakes?