9 financial planners reveal: What is the No. 1 piece of financial advice you wish you’d known when you were younger?
You’re not the only one who wishes they’d learned some of life’s key money lessons earlier on. Indeed,…
U.S. politician makes super suspicious $500k healthcare stock trade
U.S. Representative Kevin Hern has drawn renewed attention following a recent transaction involving healthcare insurance giant UnitedHealth Group…
Liz Weston: Liquidating too much of nest egg could leave you short on retirement funds
Dear Liz: We had a plan to make our retirement savings last until our mid- to late 80s.…
2026 market crash feared by majority of investors
Around three-quarters of investors are concerned that the stock market could be on track for a crash in…
Marriage can be great for your finances — but avoid these 3 mistakes
Published: Jan. 23, 2026 at 1:23 p.m. ET From an economist’s perspective, one advantage of marriage is the financial…
Why more families are setting up trusts ahead of inheritance tax changes
Advisers have said that clients are looking to protect their wealth and mitigate tax liabilities before changes are…
Investing $10,000 in Each of These 5 Ultra-High-Yield Dividend Stocks Could Generate Over $3,700 in Passive Income in 2026
I have often wished the “easy button” featured in Staples’ commercials years ago was a real thing. It…
‘I have nothing of value.’ I’m 62 and a cancer survivor who rents her home and has credit card debt. When I die, what will my two daughters have to pay for?
Question: “I’m 62 years old and I have no estate and nothing of value. I rent my home…
Bitcoin’s next big test is breaking through $100,000: Asia Morning Briefing
Bitcoin held near $95,000 in early Hong Kong hours after a volatile rally earlier this week, with traders…
‘We’re not happy.’ My wife and I are retired in Wisconsin with two pensions and $75K+ annual income. But our retirement funds dropped $45K this year. Help.
Question: “My wife and I are both retired in Wisconsin and we’re both collecting Social Security. I have…
‘We struggle.’ We’re 66, active and ready to retire — but we want out of Florida and California is too expensive. What’s our move?
Question: “My husband and I are a young 66. We are very active and preparing for retirement. We…
5 ‘Rich Girl Habits’ You Need To Transform Your Finances in 2026
Where there was once traditional financial advice, “rich girl habits” have hooked younger audiences across social media with…