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Even with the new tax law, there are still steps you can take before 2019 ends to make sure you're taking advantage of all of the breaks you can.

Having proper documentation and delegation of responsibilities as well as regular conversations about money is crucial to the financial success of a blended family, experts say.

Last year's holiday tab took months to pay off. Here are some steps you can take this season to ensure you don't end up even deeper in the red.

While video game cheating may seem harmless, it's not. It can ruin the gaming experience, cut into profits and turn consumers off.

Just sticking with your previous choices could be a costly mistake.

When you're just starting out, life insurance may not be your first concern. Putting it off, however, may cost you.

Elder financial fraud is a serious and growing problem; however, there are ways to protect yourself, or someone you love, from such scams with a series of checks and balances.

Dealing with health issues is a top concern among retirees, yet there are steps you can take to mitigate expenses where Medicare falls short.

For the 2020-2021 school year, the FAFSA filing season opens Oct. 1 — and the sooner students file, the better.

Hackers have turned their attention to ATMs. Two surveillance videos show alleged criminals attacking ATMs in order to drain them of cash.

This elegant French chateau-style estate in LA's Bel Air section is the most expensive property currently for sale in America.

Plenty of parents start their kids off with a piggy bank to underscore the importance of savings. But very few teach their children how to invest.

Not every relationship lasts forever. And the one with your financial advisor doesn't need to, either.

The 2019 Delivering Alpha agenda will include the most important players in asset management tackling the critical issues facing investors in the economy.

Whether or not one is on the horizon, you should take some steps ahead of time to recession-proof your life.

"A debit card is certainly and truly the worst financial tool ever given to the American consumer."

ABLE accounts offer those with disabilities and their families a way to save without jeopardizing critical government benefits. Yet, only a fraction of those eligible have one.

Vermont has a labor problem — its workforce is one of the oldest in the nation, and it's dwindling. It has a plan to combat the decline.

Got extra stuff? Got extra space? A new company is ready to make a match. Neighbor is a barely 2-year-old company that connects homeowners online with people who need storage space.

It is possible to shave some of the overwhelming cost college with small acts, even as September approaches. Here's how.

Office phones, printers, building control systems and more — these may not sound like computers but they can all be hacked, according to cybersecurity pros.

It turns out that there is a magic retirement number. Most Americans believe it is $1.7 million, according to a survey from Charles Schwab. Here's how they can get there.