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Flexibility can often make a "huge difference" for travelers, one expert says. Here's why.

Demand for exchange-traded funds continues to grow as investors seek lower-cost, tax-friendly options. But here are the biggest ETF mistakes, experts say.

Due to lingering inflation and uncertainty around tariffs, consumers are concerned that holiday gifts will be more expensive this year, several reports show.

Social Security's annual inflation adjustment could add about $54 to the average retirement benefit in 2026, according to new estimates.

The consumer price index for August 2025 rose 2.9% on an annual basis. Tariffs seem to be pushing prices for goods like clothing higher, economists said.

The Treasury released an early list of 68 occupations that could be eligible for the "no tax on tips" deduction. But some jobs won't qualify, experts say.

The Education Department may soon start sharing information with students on "the benefits and risks" of borrowing for a college education.

For 2025, certain older workers can make "super catch-up" 401(k) contributions. Here is who benefits from the higher limits.

Enhanced subsidies that have reduced Affordable Care Act insurance premiums since 2021 are set to expire next year unless Congress intervenes.

Just 21% Americans surveyed by Natixis Investment Managers said it will "take a miracle" to have a secure retirement, down from 41% who said the same in 2021.