Financial news and updates
Ditch the guilt part of your trip by intentionally budgeting, defining your own dream getaway and ensuring your financial and legal documents are in order.
Forgotten second mortgages from the housing crash are reappearing — sometimes with bigger balances and foreclosure risk.
We asked a wealth planner if borrowing from a 401(k) will throw a retirement plan off course. The answer may surprise you.
What matters when it comes to filing taxes isn’t just how much your dependent student earned. It’s the type of income involved and whether it crosses two key IRS thresholds.
Gen X, the first generation to rely on 401(k)s to build and grow a nest egg, is nearing retirement. There's a hefty shortfall between the "magic number" for retiring and Gen X savings.
Market participants will pay close attention when President Donald Trump talks to the American people about the war in the Middle East tonight.
A gentle reminder amid March Madness.
"Your Retirement Sketchbook" focuses on the hardest part of retirement planning — figuring out what your retirement life will look like.
What you pay for financial advice is secondary to the true value you receive, which is why the structure of your financial professional's compensation matters.
Women who gain financial autonomy in later life may be pressured to make quick decisions. Instead, take the time to grow a fruitful new relationship with money.
There's no let-up in demand for oil and gas, so what happens if the war in Iran continues to constrain supplies? Consumers and investors should take note.
Even with our solid nest egg, it's not clear if we should self-insure or buy long-term care insurance.
With record amounts expected to be returned to taxpayers this year, having a plan for the money in advance is key.
North Carolina paychecks might get a boost as personal income tax rates drop toward 2.99%. But a growing debate has lawmakers at a crossroads.
Why going back to work after 60 is as much mental as it is practical, and often exactly what you need most.
From municipal bonds to Roth conversions — take our quiz to find out if you know which income streams push you into higher Medicare brackets.
Whether the worst is behind us or there's still more to come in the Middle East, the stock market reaffirmed its resilience during the first quarter of 2026.
Families who built wealth over generations know a thing or two about entrepreneurship and are uniquely qualified to help start-ups tackling global challenges.
Children can absorb financial stress and poor money habits by the time they reach high school, so where better to intervene and teach healthy behaviors?
When it comes to retirement (and cake), people have their own preferences. Instead of trying to fit into a predetermined box, consider a personalized approach.