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A recent study found 7 out of 10 Americans want to age at home, but only 10% have long-term care insurance. Here's how to fund home health-care services.

Medicare Advantage Plans and prescription drug plans often make changes from year-to-year, which means it's worthwhile evaluating your costs for next year.

Crypto protections fall in a gray area of the law. That has ramifications for customers at BlockFi, FTX and other distressed crypto firms filing for bankruptcy.

Here's how the BlockFi bankruptcy and recent FTX collapse may affect your crypto taxes for 2022, according to experts.

Whether or not a couple has signed a prenuptial agreement, they may find later in their marriage that a post-nup is called for.

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Disney and Nvidia.

It's been almost three years since borrowers with federal student loans have had to make a payment, and the White House has now given them even more time.

The legendary investor said the donation is his way of giving thanks to his children for their charitable work.

Blunting the impact of fast-rising consumer prices likely won't be easy or feel good, financial advisors said.

Cryptocurrencies are suffering from a spectacular fall from grace and are now drawing increasing regulatory scrutiny and investigations around the globe.

With living costs surging, consumers are starting to pull back on gratuities, recent reports show.

When choosing investments, an investor may come across a primary or secondary offering. The main difference between the two is that the primary market is where securities are created, while the secondary market is where employees, former employees, or individuals … Continue reading →

Expect shorter return windows and restocking fees as more retailers rein in generous return policies.

Fortune | Alena Botros  | Nov 23, 2022 The former CEO of PIMCO sees three trends that suggest a transformation in the global economy is under way. There’s a tendency to see economic challenges as “temporary and quickly reversible,” El-Erian wrote in a commentary for Foreign Affairs. He referenced economic theory that a recession occurs