A philosopher once said that nothing is as difficult for people as not deceiving themselves. But while most self-delusions are relatively costless, those relating to investments come with a hefty price tag.

Wherever you are in your investing journey, at some point you’ll likely ask yourself some of the questions below. Listening to friends, family or the financial media is not the best way to get the right answers.

How can investors guard against their instinct to cut-and-run when the market goes through rough patches?

One of the more important plans that parents will need to make in their lifetime is on how best to prepare for their children’s future university expenses. What are some things to keep in mind?

Markets have been reaching all-time highs. Is it time to sell? We look at the evidence and at what history has to tell us about past instances when markets also reached new highs.

A simple, low-cost diversified portfolio can beat most investment strategies, and is the best bet for attaining long-term investment success.

Holding a diversified investment portfolio offers investors exposure to a wider range of economic cycles, reduces risk, and increases the likelihood of a better investment outcome.

In Warren Buffett’s latest shareholder letter, he again let loose on the investment community, in particular high-fee active managers – especially hedge fund managers, whom he claims do not provide value to investors.

Diversification has been called the only free lunch in investing. But can investors do even better?