One investing question you want the answer to

I would like to see information about college savings plans, particularly 529 plans.

It would be nice to show appropriate rates of inflation adjusted returns by type of investment (bonds, REITs, stocks, savings). Most people don’t understand banks charge you to keep money with them, once adjusted for inflation.

I'd be interested in the tax implications of various forms of investment - or any "watch outs" along those lines.

How to manage different levels of risk?

how and when to use CDs

How to still invest while also paying off student loans!?

What? Who? How? Why? Huh... I just tried googling this with no success, I have no idea what these charges are and how I can avoid them. Please help. 

I’d be curious if there is anything that one should do differently when it comes to being a self-employed person - clearly there’s no 401k... but are there other things that should be approached differently?

You can do a solo 401(k) as a self employed person!  You can also do a SEP or SIMPLE, in addition to the standard IRA options that regular employees can do.  Lots of options!  Invest in your future!

How often should I be reviewing and shifting my investments, particularly the long-term ones like IRA's? Monthly, quarterly?