Once student loans are behind you, it's time to reassess your financial status and look into the new opportunities available to you.

Financial stress is a serious source of anxiety for many people. Regardless of income level, money concerns are a leading cause of worry and tension in the everyday lives of Americans.

Advanced financial planning for long-term Alzheimer's and dementia care can provide peace of mind and enable you to focus on what matters most – the well-being of your loved one.

It's a big decision to buy a car for your teenager, and it's important to weigh all the factors involved. Our latest article provides valuable insights on the financial and safety implications, setting a budget, and discussing the responsibilities of car ownership with your teen.

Implementing these tax strategies can help you keep more money in your pocket come tax time.

Receiving a financial windfall, whether it's a surprise inheritance, a lottery win, or a legal settlement, can be both exciting and overwhelming. It's natural to feel a rush of emotion and to want to spend the money right away, but it's important to take a step back and think about how to be smart with your windfall.

Asking for a raise without proper preparations isn’t likely to work, and it can even backfire on you. Here’s how to make a persuasive case and inspire the best possible outcome when negotiating a raise at work.

Whether you grew up wealthy, poor, or middle class, you learned your money beliefs from your family. Learn what to do to keep from repeating your parent's money mistakes.

Do you use your employer-sponsored flexible spending account (FSA)? Be sure you understand the rules to maximize your benefits and avoid losing money on unspent funds.