investments

How to Prepare Your Money for the Coming Economic Slowdown

Experts warn an economic downturn may be on the horizon. Is your money prepared?

Grocery shopping while hungry is more than just a bad habit. It's wrecking your finances.

If getting rich quick was easy, we'd all be doing it.

Financial aid is a huge help for every college student. Let's break down exactly what the FAFSA considers in its calculation.

Financial advisers are there to answer your major money questions. Make sure you're asking these big ones whenever you meet!

If you're avoiding homeownership, make sure it's not for one of these not-so-great reasons.

You should buy a home because you want to — not because these myths make you believe it's a good idea.

Homes can be money traps. But by treating your house like an investment, you can earn money instead of losing it.

The Trump administration recently rolled out its new tax law. Here are the major changes you need to know about.

This is it; 2018 is the year you retire. Before you leave the working world, there are a fey key moves to make first.

Retirement is tough on our money. But with proper planning, many money struggles won't come as a surprise.

You depend on your financial adviser for guidance on life's money matters. But they may not always consider the big picture.

Is your lack of action killing your financial future? It's time to stop being so complacent.

When a financial crisis hits, it helps to know exactly what to expect — and how to bounce back.

You know socking money into a 401(k) or IRA will help fund your retirement years. An HSA could help, too.

Are your money accounts all under one roof, or scattered near and far? There are pros and cons to both banking styles.

You may not be raking it in like Warren Buffett, but yes, your net worth still matters.

Target-date funds are a common way to help you save for retirement. But what happens when they actually hit their target?

Being a single parent is hard work. Being a single parent and adequately funding your retirement is extra hard. But you can do it.

You don't need a crystal ball to plan your retirement. You just need to listen to your financial adviser.