Hunting for an affordable house? You might want to consider these states
A recently released analysis from Redfin found Iowa stood at as the state offering the most affordable homes, based on the median price that properties have gone for in March.
Want to save more for retirement? First, imagine your future self
Researchers find that people who set savings goals after picturing their retirement are more likely to be financially prepared than those who take their sweet time.
Study shows how long Social Security, $1.5M nest egg would last in 50 states
A recently-released study from GOBankingRates looked at the financial runway that retirees would have in each state with Social Security benefits and $1.5 million socked away for retirement.
Market sell-off hasn't been driven by recession fears, JPMorgan analysis finds
A report by JPMorgan analysts suggests that the recent stock market sell-off hasn't been mainly driven by recession worries caused by uncertainty over the emerging trade war.
Wild ride for stocks reminder to focus on portfolio vs. politics
The stock market had investors on a wild ride this week, but many portfolio managers are telling clients to sit tight with calmer days on the horizon in the second-half of the year.
Retirement is 'not an age, it's a financial number': Personal finance expert
Ramsey Solutions financial expert George Kamel weighs in on Americans working past retirement age and provides advice for investors.
Surprising piece of history leads to Gerber Baby giving new dad free food for a year
In a now viral TikTok video, a new father successfully redeemed a 30-year-old coupon for a new pair of Gerber socks, leading to a heart-warming surprise.
Credit card companies now charging extra fees for paper statements
Credit card companies from big name retailers have been silently rolling out a fee of $1.99 if you wish to keep receiving paper statements.
Buying into market dips is an 'incredible opportunity': Nicole Webb
Wealth Enhancement Group Senior Vice President Nicole Webb discusses why many people choose not to invest in the stock market on 'Making Money.'
A budget is not a magic trick: Jade Warshaw
'The Ramsey Show' co-host Jade Warshaw discusses credit card debt among Gen Z and offers advice for Americans having trouble living within their means.
It's a great time to be in business: Dave Ramsey
Ramsey Solutions founder Dave Ramsey discusses younger generations buying small businesses, entrepreneurship in America and trade schools appealing to Gen Z.
How to build a blueprint for your child’s financial success
Tony Durkan and Kelly Lannan, financial experts at Fidelity Investments, shared tips to help parents secure their child's financial future, including ways to save and build credit.
Expert offers financial planning tips for new college grads
New college graduates entering the workforce face financial decisions from managing student loan debt, building credit, saving for retirement, building emergency funds and more.
Majority of US couples do not have an estate plan, study finds
Ameriprise Financial's latest "Couples, Money & Retirement" survey found U.S. couples overwhelmingly agree on retirement goals, but most do not have an estate plan in place.
Tax refunds are not free money: Rachel Cruze
'The Ramsey Show' co-host Rachel Cruze urges Americans to stay away from credit cards, gives financial advice to young people and discusses her new book 'I'm Glad For Where I Am' during 'The Big Money Show.'
Tax refunds up from 2023; most Americans plan to pay down debt or save
A new Bank of America Institute report found that taxpayers' refund checks will on average be about 5% larger compared to a year ago, with most planning to pay debt or save the refund.
Tech sector's 'incredible run' comes down to their earnings: Sarah Ponczek
UBS Private Wealth Management financial adviser Sarah Ponczek on how to best allocate your portfolio amid fears of a financial 'crisis.'
US high schoolers want financial education, but many schools don't offer it: survey
A survey by Intuit found that students want to learn about financial literacy at school and that those who receive personal finance instruction find it to be helpful.
Dan Roccato on the 'key moves' for financial success
University of San Diego finance professor Dan Roccato reveals his tips for financial success, discusses home ownership affordability and high credit card delinquency rates.
Can buy now, pay later hurt your credit score?
A common repayment plan allows you to split the cost of the product into four interest-free biweekly payments, with the first payment due at checkout or may be due in two weeks.