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Consumer advocates are worried about the fate of the U.S. Department of Education's SAVE repayment plan in a second Trump administration.

The holiday season can be an opportunity to discuss estate planning with aging parents, experts say.

If you're retired and planning a year-end charitable gift, you can boost your tax break with a qualified charitable distribution, or QCD. Here's what to know.

Actively managed exchange-traded funds have captured investor money in recent years while active mutual funds have shed net assets.

Retiring early is the dream for many workers. But many individuals find themselves forced to call it quits because of health, career or family circumstances.

Renters typically have a much smaller net worth compared to homeowners in the U.S. Yet, there may be ways for current tenants to build wealth as they rent.

If you're making a gift to charity on Giving Tuesday or over the holiday season, there are ways to maximize your tax break. Here's what to know before donating.

President-elect Donald Trump's agenda carries risks and rewards for various investment sectors, market experts said.

Retailers hype Black Friday discounts, but these may not be the best prices of the year, experts say.

About 59% of surveyed U.S. adults say the ability to spend money on things and activities that make them happy is the top sign of success, a report found.