The May CPI report was released Wednesday morning. Here's what the inflation data shows.
If your portfolio's on a roll and you're nearing retirement, it may feel like you're all set. But you might be more at risk of a market downturn than you think.
A single increase in a bill probably isn't a big deal, but several increases can pressure your cash flow. Budget tweaks can help you get a handle on things.
The established wisdom is never to touch your Roth IRA, but if it contains a large sum and you have a pension, too, here's when you should tap into it first.
Some retired taxpayers don't realize that premiums for Medicare and long-term care insurance may be deductible on their return. Here's what financial planners say you need to know.
A protection plan can provide peace of mind but may not be worth the cost.
As tech giants spend astronomical sums on data centers, chip companies are scrambling to keep up. Expect demand to outstrip supply for a while.
If you have $5 million saved for retirement, your RMDs will change every year. Find out exactly how much you must withdraw at ages 73, 75, 80 and 85.
The World Cup could give the global economy a $40 billion jolt. These are some of the stocks analysts think could benefit.
The stock market is a forward-looking mechanism, and what it sees at the bottom line carries greater weight right now than geopolitical uncertainty.
While managing a serious illness can be brutal, many couples find the experience transforms their marriage for the better and forges an unbreakable bond.
Wealthy Americans are exploring dual citizenship or Golden Visas in an attempt to escape the U.S. for a better life in Europe. These are the options.
In retirement, a healthcare plan that focuses on prevention and personalized medicine could help you avoid complications that can drive up costs.
Is big tech ruining the quiet retirement dream? From soaring electric bills to relentless noise, here is the hidden toll data centers are leaving on local communities.
The decision to sell a stock isn't easy. Here's a guide.
President Donald Trump’s unprecedented settlement with the IRS comes as staffing and budget cuts raise questions about who the agency still audits and why.