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From expert advice on investments and budgeting to discussions about economic trends and retirement planning, these articles aim to equip readers with the knowledge they need to manage their personal finances, make informed monetary decisions, and otherwise navigate the complexities of the financial world. Whether readying savings for the future or maneuvering day-to-day costs, the insightful advice equips readers to take control of their fiscal picture and achieve economic stability.

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The Safe Choice for Investors in 2022
Investing

The Safe Choice for Investors in 2022

David Snowball, PhD | July 17, 2022

As fast-growing behemoths such as Netflix, Tesla and Meta Platforms (the parent company of Facebook) falter this year, it’s time…

Take Steps to Lower Your Cell-Phone Bill Now
Personal Finances

Take Steps to Lower Your Cell-Phone Bill Now

Barry Gross | July 15, 2022

Even if you don’t keep a close eye on your cell-phone bill, you’ve still probably gotten the sinking feeling that…

Are Growth Stocks Dead?
Investing

Are Growth Stocks Dead?

Charles Lewis Sizemore, CFA | July 6, 2022

Investors fearing high inflation and rising interest rates are abandoning well-known companies that grow earnings faster than the overall market…

Tricky Tax Twists Following a Spouse’s Death
Taxes

Tricky Tax Twists Following a Spouse’s Death

Maryann Reyes, CPA, PFS | July 4, 2022

Nothing is certain except death and taxes—and that widows and widowers will discover that the former makes the latter more…

Is a Recession Imminent?
The Economy

Is a Recession Imminent?

Allen Sinai, PhD | July 3, 2022

You thought the COVID-19 pandemic was scary for investors? Now there’s a whole new world of surreal troubles to navigate……

The Bond-Fund Meltdown
Banking

The Bond-Fund Meltdown

Robert M. Brinker, CFS | June 21, 2022

Bonds are supposed to be steady, reliable, even boring investments—but they’ve created plenty of drama this year. The Bloomberg US…

Best and Worst States for Retiree Health Care
Retirement Living

Best and Worst States for Retiree Health Care

Jeff Smedsrud | June 18, 2022

Choosing where you will live in retirement isn’t just about picking a state with low taxes and lots of sunshine.…

Gas Cards: Not The Best Way To Save
Money Savers

Gas Cards: Not The Best Way To Save

Ted Rossman | June 5, 2022

With gas prices hitting record highs, Americans are looking for ways to save at the pump. One possibility: A gas…

Best Credit Cards for 2022
Credit & Debt

Best Credit Cards for 2022

Sara ­Rathner | June 4, 2022

Prices and interest rates are rising fast, and consumers are facing a range of changes in 2022—does that mean they…

What We Learned From GameStop
Investing

What We Learned From GameStop

Spencer Jakab | June 3, 2022

An investor evaluating GameStop (GME) in 2020 would have found little to recommend it. The video-game seller was reporting losses…

Beware Hidden Price Increases

Beware Hidden Price Increases

Kelli McCourt | June 2, 2022

Grocery prices are on the rise—but that’s not the only reason we aren’t getting as much for our money. Some…

Car-Rental Insurance Traps
Money Savers

Car-Rental Insurance Traps

Christopher Elliott | May 21, 2022

Car-rental companies just love to sell you insurance—even though most customers are already protected by their personal policies and/or credit…

ETFs for Chaotic Times
Investing

ETFs for Chaotic Times

Neena Mishra, CFA | May 20, 2022

In today’s chaotic markets, using low-volatility exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to protect against stock market swings seems appealing. But there are…

Home-Stretch Money Troubles
Personal Finances

Home-Stretch Money Troubles

Mitch Reiner, CFP | May 18, 2022

There is no good time to endure a major financial setback, but in or near retirement is an especially bad…

Winning Strategies for Cautious Investors
Investing

Winning Strategies for Cautious Investors

May 15, 2022

Warren Buffett once said, “After all, you only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out.” The…