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Netflix's billionaire cofounder Reed Hastings said his investing track record is terrible because he's too optimistic and says yes too readily.

Saving money in your early 20s can be made easier by automating your savings and having clear financial goals, according to Tori Dunlap.

Sarah Adams and her children each inherited about $250,000 when her aunt died. She spent some of it but regrets not investing her kids' share.

Gwen Merz saved more than half of her income each month, but she didn't like living in a tiny studio, declining work lunches, and skimping on dates.

Michael Schwimer has discovered the ultimate cash cow for investors: teenage athletes. Just don't call it indentured servitude.

To avoid lifestyle creep now that she makes more money, Jules Rogers closely monitors her expenses, spends more time at home, and enjoys free hobbies.