Financial news and updates
This new tax break for those age 65 and older creates a limited window of relief in retirement. Here’s how much it could save you and who benefits most.
Mega-cap stocks Meta and Alphabet weighed on the main indexes on Thursday, and surging oil prices didn't help.
It may seem crazy to start a business with the end in mind, but thinking about your exit first will have tax benefits and ease crisis management down the line.
Careful estate planning is vital if property you own could be contaminated. Here's how to avoid handing your beneficiaries a huge legal and financial burden.
Don't just set and forget your 401(k). Creating a plan for investments, income and health care ensures your balance translates into lifelong financial security.
Profits from selling physical gold and silver, and even some precious metal funds, are taxed differently from other investments.
We love our grandkids, but we're not a summer camp.
Learn how this factor could raise your energy bill by over a $1,000 annually.
The main equity indexes were up more than 1% in early trading, but finished with more modest gains on reports Iran rejected a U.S. peace plan.
Asking "Are you a fiduciary?" won't tell you everything about a financial professional. Here's a question that will clarify where you stand, 100% of the time.
These three practical steps worked for my family. This is how you can put them into practice for yours.
The cost of delaying estate planning is far greater than the time it takes to get the ball rolling. The remedy is easier (and takes less time) than you think.
Discover the federal protections (one expires on April 1) and state-level hurdles you’ll face when switching from Medicare Advantage back to original Medicare.
Family phone plans often start as a cost-saving strategy, but evolving data usage, travel and device preferences can make separate plans more practical.
Folks concerned with stock and bond market volatility could consider adding these alternative investments to their portfolios.
New legislation aims to exempt up to $92,000 in earnings from federal income tax. Here's who would win.
Some taxpayers may still be able to claim pandemic-era penalties and interest. But eligibility is limited and timing matters.
The energy shock is starting to show up in survey data, with a resolution of Middle East oil and gas infrastructure disruptions still well over the horizon.
High-net-worth families need a decent quarterback — a financial adviser coordinating other professionals on the team and keeping an eye on potential threats.
Portfolios limited to public equities capture a smaller slice of corporate growth, so investors are making room for private investments in their 401(k)s.