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Within three decades more than 386,000 homes in US coastal areas will be at risk of permanent submersion or regular flooding due to climate change, according to a study by real estate website Zillow and nonprofit weather news site Climate Central.
A handful of investment management firms have started offering target-date funds that use a worker's data to craft a more personalized mix of investments.
If there's a winner in Saturday night's drawing, the IRS will get tens of millions of dollars.
We are compelled to develop a deeper understanding of the growing body of research that lies at the intersection of company financial information and climate science if we are to paint a robust picture of companies' future risks and opportunities.
Start-up fertility establishments are a popular alternative to traditional fertility clinics — so much so that Wall Street is taking notice. But some physicians say they're concerned clients may not get all of the information they need.
While the IRS has had recent success combating tax return fraud, the responsibility to protect personal information begins with taxpayers. How not to become a victim.
Personal finance website SmartAsset compiled a list of the 10 U.S. cities where seniors are best prepared for the financial realities of retirement. Arizona scored high.
Ever since Democrats began promoting the Green New Deal last year, more House GOP lawmakers have been willing to say four little words: "Climate change is real." And they're warning their party to push for alternative solutions before it's too late.
A search for yield has led to greater popularity of alternative approaches in bond investing. Yet they may be less popular among financial advisors due to lack of awareness, lack of promotion and amount of research needed to use them successfully.
Can you profit from impact investing? Experts weigh in on whether doing good and making money truly go hand in hand.
The bulk of the things you could do reduce your tax bill for last year expired on Dec. 31. But not all of them. There are still a number of steps taxpayers can take to help reduce the bite on April 15.
Retirees tend to spend more at the outset of retirement and face spending volatility throughout their golden years, according to research from J.P. Morgan.
It's a Catch-22: You believe retiring early will improve your health, yet concerns about unexpected medical costs prevent you from taking that leap.
Financial planners have identified eight prime retirement income risks for those who've left the workforce and offers some guidance for reducing those risks.
If you have a flexible spending account at work and you still have money in it from 2018, you're running out of time. Here's what you need to know.
If global warming keeps you up at night, you're not alone. Here are ways to make sure your portfolio is helping, not hurting, the cause.
CNBC's Money Editor, overseeing the Financial Advisor Hub and personal finance. Follow him on Twitter @jimpavia.
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