With so many ways to pursue a higher education or increased expertise in a trade, craft, or industry, more and more parents are asking what the best way is to save for future education costs. My answer is often a combination of things.

In Congress, the revenue raising provisions (think “taxes”) to fund the infrastructure bill seem to be getting more attention than the infrastructure proposals themselves.

The missing ingredient in most financial planning is intention, the catalyst and driver of plans that are not only successful, by the measure of having been completed, but more importantly, meaningful.

Ways to fend off scammers who are snaring people through phishing emails, texts and calls — and what to do if you fall victim

Why this elder advocate urges Congress and the president to make it law

Smart tips on finding, and working with, a career coach

As Congress is debating major policy changes aimed at making the lives of family caregivers easier, we are getting a clearer picture of the cost of caregiving, especially for low-wage workers who are struggling to balance paid work helping their loved ones.

What would a government shutdown, mean for ordinary Americans?

Older millennials have already turned forty, while the more senior members of Generation X are closing in on 60. Wherever you fall on the age spectrum we cover how much you should have saved for a secure retirement.

The pandemic is not over, but many of us made travel plans long ago, hoping it would be over by this time. Consider these things in deciding if it's safe for aging loved ones to travel now.

Having high unsecured debt can do more than just take a toll on your finances. New research finds that physical pain will also follow.

Many IRA owners worry about the five-year rule, but few need will be affected by it.

Many families face the issue of a once powerful head of the family, in charge of all finances, now showing signs of dementia. Here are things you can do about it.

Medicare dental? Family leave? Auto-IRAs? Free childcare? There will be many unintended consequences to passing these laws without any public scrutiny.

Today's column addresses questions about the earnings test and independent contractors, whether early reductions to disabled widow's benefits are permanent and the possibility of taking spousal benefits only after early retirement benefits.

Childlessness among older adults in the U.S., was tallied in a recent census report. It's the first time for this unique count and sheds light on a serious concern for society as boomers age.

On September 13, 2021, the House Ways and Means Committee released a proposal for tax changes that gives the legislature a framework to work – with potentially many changes ahead that could impact longstanding estate planning strategies.

With the recent rise in popularity and price of cryptocurrencies, many people are still trying to figure out how to efficiently invest in the new digital asset class.

There are nearly 32 million small businesses in the United States, according to the Small Business Association. Of those, 81% are single-person entities with no employees on the payroll. According to PNC, while 60% to 70% of small business owners want to pass along

You'll do best to define the standard of living you want in retirement, and take steps to make it happen.