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Amid extreme market turmoil, there are some moves you can make to regain financial control, according to Jean Chatzky, founder and CEO of HerMoney.

You can file for a free tax extension in minutes if you can't make the April 15 deadline. Here's what taxpayers need to know.

The Trump administration's appeal of a temporary restraining order blocking DOGE access to personal Social Security data has been denied.

More than half of Americans are carrying credit card balances, despite sky-high APRs.

When it comes to investing, a 50/30/20 allocation to stocks, bonds and private assets may become the "future standard portfolio," BlackRock's Larry Fink says.

Spring is a great time for a financial "deep clean." Steps include organizing financial documents, tidying your budget and polishing your investment portfolio.

The Social Security Administration's reported plans to switch its technology systems on an accelerated timeline may put benefit payments at risk, experts warn.

Establishing a business is a time-consuming undertaking, but entrepreneurs shouldn't put their retirement security on the backburner.

"Value-added taxes" are a common type of consumption tax used worldwide. They don't create a trade disadvantage for the U.S., economists said.

Members of the U.S. armed forces qualify for special tax breaks, which can offer unique financial planning opportunities, experts say. Here's what to know.