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The latest projections show Social Security may have to cut retirement benefits in six years. Here's what may happen if Congress doesn't prevent that.

Social Security's retirement trust fund may run out in 2032. Senators elected this November will be in office when that deadline comes.

Workers with small 401(k) balances are cashing out less often under an automatic portability program, but most accounts remain in temporary IRAs.

The American Federation of Teachers sued the Trump administration, alleging it unlawfully blocked student loan forgiveness for tens of thousands of borrowers.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has announced new Series I bond rates through April 2027.

Investors are anxious about the 2026 midterms. Here's what historical S&P 500 data shows happened before and after past elections.

IRS CEO Frank Bisignano has donated to Trump Accounts for Brooklyn kids from his hometown ZIP code. Here's what families need to know.

The Fed's benchmark affects many consumer borrowing costs, including the rates tied to mortgages, credit cards, auto loans and savings accounts.

Several economic issues could impact midterm elections voters. Here's what to expect on Nov. 3.

Inherited IRAs can raise income taxes. Experts explain the 10-year rule, withdrawal timing and Roth conversions for heirs.