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Traveling during the shoulder season has traditionally been a reliable way to save money in many destinations. But those savings are dwindling.

When the U.S.-Canada trade war erupted, the market repriced metals and materials stocks and ETFs, but longer-term investors should be wary.

The agency has submitted a rule proposal to the White House that could allow more workers to get health insurance through association health plans.

New estimates show the Social Security cost-of-living adjustment for 2027 may be up to 3.6%. Retirees may benefit from the boost even if they wait to claim.

More merchants are rounding change for cash purchases to the nearest nickel due to the end of penny production, or adding surcharges to credit card transactions.

The K-shaped economy may be changing. New data shows income and spending gaps are narrowing -- but household finances tell a more complicated story.

Rollovers from 401(k)-type plans to IRAs are growing more common. But there are pros and cons.

Money is flooding into equal-weight stock market ETFs this year. Investing experts say it's not a fad.

A new survey shows even a $500 unexpected expense may throw households off track when it comes to big life goals like saving for retirement.

Low-cost S&P 500 index funds are the foundation of many portfolios to grow wealth, but investors should add assets to diversify and lower volatility.