Welcome to the 2024 college acceptance season, which has befuddled and elated students and their families.
Read MoreThere are usually two types of people who wait until the bitter end before the April 15th tax deadline to file their returns: those who owe money to the government and the folks who are flat-out procrastinators.
Read MoreWhile recipients are usually happy that they have extra money, a tax refund is a lousy deal because you just made an interest-free loan to Uncle Sam!
Read MoreThe National Association of Realtors announced a settlement that would blow up its decades-long practice on commissions paid to brokers.
Read MoreThis time of year is an opportunity to clean out the physical and electronic financial clutter in life, as well as to attend to some important to-dos.
Read MoreThe economy continued to add jobs in February, 275,000 of them, to be exact. Is the labor market turning over or is it in transition from red-hot to lukewarm?
Read MoreThe sheer volume and sophistication of shady con artists has prompted the Social Security Administration to raise public awareness.
Read MoreU.S. stock market indexes have reached new highs and crossed over round-number milestones, so it’s time for a refresher on the differences among them.
Read MoreFinancial interdependence is not going away, which means that an honest appraisal of each family’s situation must consider a plan that can address the short term needs of the younger generation and long-term needs of their parents.
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