The 21st century is bringing a reshaping of the worldwide investing landscape, driven by the globalization of financial markets, a rapidly expanding global middle class, and a long-term downward trend in the value of the U.S. dollar. To be sure, the United States remains the world's largest and strongest investing market. But other nations and regions are becoming increasingly attractive, as investors see greater growth opportunities beyond America's shores.

We need to add another key member to the SMI team. Perhaps the Lord will use you to help us do it.

Unhappy with low yields in your fixed-income funds? You're likely to find better yields overseas — but not without higher risk and greater complexity.

Implementing SMI's Upgrading strategy in a 401(k) account normally requires access to a sizeable number of mutual funds. But if your plan offers only a few fund options, there is an alternate approach.

The new regulations, prompted by a rare fund meltdown in 2008, are intended to make money-market funds safer.

A "smartphone" can be a terrific tool for tracking your spending and keep your finances up-to-date. We review several apps that can make it happen.

We talk with Ronald Blue & Co.'s top income-tax guru about recent changes that could yield a few pleasant surprises.