Extended warranties are offered by retailers for an additional cost and cover product repairs for a specific period of time under certain conditions.

Most of us think of life insurance as protection against financial loss should we die prematurely. But when we reach retirement and the kids are all self-sufficient, do we still need life insurance?

529 plans were originally created in 1996 as a tax-advantaged way to save for college.

The labor force participation rate — the percentage of Americans age 16 and older who are working or actively looking for work — peaked in early 2000.

Tax season might not be your favorite time of the year, but a little preparation can help make the tax filing process as smooth and painless as possible.

With dual careers, many spouses accumulate assets in separate retirement accounts. Each might have funds in an employer-sponsored plan and an IRA.

Here are a few of the key cost-of-living adjustments for 2025.

Wages rose strongly with inflation beginning in mid-2021, but the pace of price increases was faster than wage increases, leading to a loss of buying power despite higher income.

To help you stay informed, here are five changes you can look forward to in the new year.

In moments of unexpected financial turmoil, having access to emergency funds can be the difference between a minor inconvenience and a major life disruption.

Among all of the economic indicators released each month, three reports in particular can move the market.

One out of three U.S. adults typically plan to make New Year's resolutions; do you?

The end of the year is a good time to reflect on everything you've accomplished and given to others.

What are home energy rebates and how many have been claimed?

Why retirees retire earlier than planned and are you ready for retirement?