Personal Finance

How to leave unequal inheritances to your children while minimizing hurt feelings and family conflict.

More than a third of states will prohibit the purchase of some foods, and states will shoulder more of the program’s administrative cost.

The American Federation of Teachers previously sued Trump to maintain the existing arrangement for student borrowers.

Oversaving in a 529 isn’t as risky as it once was—but it’s not a backdoor retirement plan.

Consumers remained cautious on big-ticket spending, but expectations for household finances reached their most positive level in nearly a year.

If you’ve already hit your retirement goals, continuing to save may cost you more than you realize—from taxes to lost life experiences.

When it comes to Social Security, ‘it will be the biggest refunds that we’ve ever seen,’ Frank Bisignano said.

A few key estate planning moves today can help you protect your legacy and spare your family unnecessary stress.

A financial planner doesn’t just manage money—it delivers confidence, clarity, and calm.

Simple changes to how you use energy and water at home can significantly reduce your monthly utility bills.

‘A lot of the tax changes, which affect last year, weren’t in any tax forms that people filled out at the beginning of’ this year, the economist said.

Not all financial advisors are the same—here’s how to choose the one that fits your goals.

Smart gifting strategies—including trusts—can help you pass on wealth while minimizing gift and estate taxes.

The legislation extends 2017 tax cuts and rewrites rules for health care, food assistance, and student loans.

With a little planning and restraint, you can enjoy the holidays without blowing your budget.

Helping grandchildren with college costs? Here’s how to decide whether to fund a 529 plan all at once or over time.

‘Young generations are more financially prepared because they separate their identities from their incomes,’ one expert said.

The law unfolds in phases, with tax, health care, and safety-net provisions taking effect over multiple years.

A few simple legal steps can safeguard your money, medical decisions, and family if you become unable to manage them yourself.

Starting a business after 50 may be less risky—and more rewarding—than you think.

How to leave unequal inheritances to your children while minimizing hurt feelings and family conflict.

More than a third of states will prohibit the purchase of some foods, and states will shoulder more of the program’s administrative cost.

The American Federation of Teachers previously sued Trump to maintain the existing arrangement for student borrowers.

Oversaving in a 529 isn’t as risky as it once was—but it’s not a backdoor retirement plan.

Consumers remained cautious on big-ticket spending, but expectations for household finances reached their most positive level in nearly a year.

If you’ve already hit your retirement goals, continuing to save may cost you more than you realize—from taxes to lost life experiences.

When it comes to Social Security, ‘it will be the biggest refunds that we’ve ever seen,’ Frank Bisignano said.

A few key estate planning moves today can help you protect your legacy and spare your family unnecessary stress.

A financial planner doesn’t just manage money—it delivers confidence, clarity, and calm.

Simple changes to how you use energy and water at home can significantly reduce your monthly utility bills.

‘A lot of the tax changes, which affect last year, weren’t in any tax forms that people filled out at the beginning of’ this year, the economist said.

Not all financial advisors are the same—here’s how to choose the one that fits your goals.

Smart gifting strategies—including trusts—can help you pass on wealth while minimizing gift and estate taxes.

The legislation extends 2017 tax cuts and rewrites rules for health care, food assistance, and student loans.

With a little planning and restraint, you can enjoy the holidays without blowing your budget.

Helping grandchildren with college costs? Here’s how to decide whether to fund a 529 plan all at once or over time.

‘Young generations are more financially prepared because they separate their identities from their incomes,’ one expert said.

The law unfolds in phases, with tax, health care, and safety-net provisions taking effect over multiple years.

A few simple legal steps can safeguard your money, medical decisions, and family if you become unable to manage them yourself.

Starting a business after 50 may be less risky—and more rewarding—than you think.