Retirement is about letting loose, but it's not always a cake walk. The first year of your retirement, make sure you avoid these common financial mistakes.
Read MoreSometimes receiving an inheritance can be an inconvenience. Find out what you can do if you inherit this type of asset before it becomes a financial burden.
Read MoreRecently legislated cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, and the ACA marketplaces, well over 100 hospitals are expected to close across the United States.
Read MoreInvestors may have enjoyed gold and silver’s recent surges in price, but the small businesses buying and selling the materials could be in dire straits.
Read MoreWorking in finance may look glamorous from the outside, but the industry costs its employees a whole lot more than their time and labor.
Read MoreBefore you settle on your state of choice for retirement, be sure you're aware of these potential state tax traps that may chip away at your savings.
Read MorePresident Trump has announced his next pick for the Federal Reserve Chairman. But how much does this move really matter, and how will it affect the economy?
Read MoreA new report ranks U.S. states based on factors including livability, health care, and access to recreation. and the top states are quite surprising.
Read MoreAs an upper-class retiree, you have a more comfortable lifestyle than your middle- and lower-class peers. Here are five signs that you belong to this group.
Read MoreWith its natural beauty, Oregon might seem an ideal place to live for many people. But for many retirees, moving to the Beaver State could be costly.
Read MoreYour portfolio's risk exposure should decrease as you near retirement. When you reach this age, reshuffle it with a focus on stability rather than growth.
Read MoreWhile you might think that the Federal Reserve's recent rate drops will ensure lower mortgage rates, there is a lot more to the calculations.
Read MoreIn an ominous development for the 2026 economy, a well-known seller of athletic clothing and accessories recently entered bankruptcy proceedings.
Read MoreLiving in the U.S. is becoming increasingly costly. There are many cities around the world where you can stretch your money and have an affluent lifestyle.
Read MoreAt times, Rolex tweaks its product line and business operations. If you're looking for a new Rolex timepiece, keep an eye out for these upcoming changes.
Read MoreCommuters looking to drive less or live totally car-free may appreciate these cities' thriving and affordable bus, rail, and tram systems.
Read MoreBaby boomers own just over half of the nation's wealth — more than any other generation. To be in the top 10% in this cohort, you need a significant net worth.
Read MoreWhile leaving an all-cash inheritance may seem like the best way to help your beneficiaries, certain cash substitutes can help simply the process.
Read MoreMoney personality types are archetypes that characterize one's financial priorities and spending habits. Learn yours to improve your financial picture.
Read MoreInsurance can be a huge expense for new cars. Consumer Reports evaluated the most reliable new cars that also had the least expensive insurance.
Read MoreSome retirees' finances radically shift after they stop working, and the measures they take in response can be symbolic of their economic standing.
Read MoreAuto insurance rates have risen substantially in recent years, and if you're trying to save money on your policy, consider this advice from Consumer Reports.
Read MoreRansomware attacks are becoming increasingly common. If you find yourself dealing with these unfortunate attacks, it's actually ill-advised to pay.
Read MoreMany children do not want to deal with the hassle of inheriting their parents' possessions. Take a look at the items your children will most likely get rid of.
Read MoreThe Toyota Highlander is a very reliable SUV, but there are more superior cars out there. Take a look at the best alternatives if you're looking for a new car.
Read MoreRetirement may have once felt like a far-off prospect, but there are several strategies to make up for lost time if you realize you're behind on your goals.
Read MoreBy signing up for one program, seniors could access savings on all kinds of services and resources aimed at keeping them healthy and strong.
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