Student loans are a powerful tool for affording education. For seniors, student loan repayment can significantly impact their ability to save or spend in retirement.
Dreamscrolling? Dupes? Trying to keep up with personal finance buzzwords can feel like learning a new language. This snapshot can help you stay on top of some of the latest.
Half of people (51%) admit they're unsure what is the "right,” or etiquette-appropriate amount, for gift-giving this year. Here's this week's money news.
The COLA increase will put an additional $50 (or more) in the pockets of Social Security recipients each month – the smallest increase in four years.
One often-overlooked aspect of retirement planning is the impact of paying taxes in retirement.
Consumer spending is ticking up as Americans become more willing to spend up for that travel adventure or AI-enabled phone. But everyone isn't ready to join in.
While the economy is showing signs of softening, the labor market is holding up, keeping the Fed hopeful that total and core inflation will be at 2% in another year.
I Bonds are an investment option for individuals who want to protect their savings from inflation and earn a predictable rate of return. See if this type of investment could be aligned with your financial goals.
Last weeks events showed markets usually pay only passing attention to geopolitical events unless they directly (and immediately) impact the economy in the here-and-now.
Over half of Americans say there is a secret to success, and reaching it takes $270,000 a year, according to new Empower research. Just 37% of people consider themselves financially successful right now, though most (58%) believe it's attainable in their lifetime.