Personal Finance
21% of Americans Not Saving Any Money
The most popular answer, given by 38% of people: They have too many expenses.
Social Security Won’t Cover Rent in These Eight States
SSA finds that 62% of retired workers are getting at least half of their monthly income from the program.
Six Lessons Learned From the First Year of Retirement
Heading into Year 2 of retirement is the perfect time to assess what is going right, and what needs to ...
Wealth Inequality at Levels Not Seen Since Roaring Twenties
The 400 richest Americans own more of the country's riches than the 150 million in the bottom 60 percent.
New Samsung Folding Phone Goes for the Low, Low Price of … $2,000
When fully unfolded, the device will be able to simultaneously run three different apps.
I Owe How Much? Some Americans Face Sticker Shock Over New Tax Law
Experts caution it is too early to draw conclusions about a tax season that ends in April.
Average Tax Refunds Fall, Creating Political Flashpoint
Grassley: Democrats are "obsessed with finding anything they can manufacture to declare this filing season a failure."
Planning to Claim Social Security at 65? Don’t
If you start claiming benefits at 65, just remember that you could very well end up regretting that later in ...
Tax Refunds Fewer in Number and Down 8.4% in Wake of New Tax Law
The $1.5T Tax Cuts and Jobs Act overhauled the tax code, cutting rates for both individuals and corporations.
Four Considerations When Picking Retirement Funds
Research suggests that a “more strategic ordering of funds could result in favorable outcomes for participants.”
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