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You've saved hard for retirement, and to help that money last, think about pouring it into three buckets, each with a very di
Shoppers will have to carry the load for now because weak business investment shows no sign of perking up anytime soon. Odds
It's well past April 15. So, unless you applied for an extension, the stress and frustration of filing your federal tax retur
As of September 21, credit bureaus can no longer charge you to freeze your credit reports or to lift a freeze. Here's what yo
Multiple employer plans would allow unaffiliated small businesses to join together to offer 401(k)s.
The new tax law is prompting policyholders to review their life insurance to see if the coverage still makes sense.
Wall Street collectively pointed and stared at the big, round number. But experts don't agree on what it means for AAPL stock
How devices including Amazon Echo and Apple HomePod can help seniors feel more connected.
Not to be too grim, but as you're approaching retirement, you need to think seriously about the only two certainties in this
With Amazon Prime Day just around the corner, starting July 16 at 3 p.m. ET and running for 36 hours, questions beg: What do
Booking a trip with the right credit card can save you thousands.
You'd be surprised that many people go about the planning process the wrong way. Instead, here are 3 key steps to help achiev
Families can avoid taxes and a penalty on a 529 college-savings plan when a child develops a disability and likely won't be u
Let's break down some concerns on investors' minds this year and see where that leaves us going forward. The situation may no
Social Security is a critical source of retirement income. Yet, by 2030 the trust that helps fund benefits for retirees will
The rate on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note has moved from 2.06% in September 2017 to a temporary high above 3.12% in May
Investors are often told to "stay the course" even as stock markets go through tough times. However, if you're retired, that
People approaching or just starting retirement may have plenty of life experience under their belts, but many are enjoying at
Singles don't have to pay taxes on up to $250,000 in profits on the sale of their home, and couples can shelter twice that am
If the social media giant's recent data scandal has you ready to deactivate your account, here's what you need to do.
Dividend safety is a core element of conservative income investing and selecting dividend stocks. Not only does a payout cut
If you've been nervous about the stock market lately, you're not alone. However, don't let your nerves lead you to do somethi
But market corrections are surprisingly common and surprisingly short-lived. Bear markets are another story. Here's what you
Popular thinking is that you'll spend less once you retire, but that's not what I've seen in my own clients, at least in the
