Financial Planning 101

The end of the tax-filing season is just around the corner, and the IRS is urging taxpayers to make sure they submit their returns ahead of the deadline.

The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment could be 3% in 2024, a big drop from last year, amid signs that high inflation is beginning to moderate.

Last years harsh markets pummeled retail investors. The decline of both stocks and bonds shook those used to the relative safety of a 60-40 portfolio.

Inflation fell thanks to a drop in gas prices but remained stubbornly high in March, squeezing Americans who paid more for basic necessities like rent.

Increasing your credit spending limit allows you more spending power, but introduces more risks. Requesting a high credit limit isn't difficult, but there are factors to consider.

Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, make a great investment for new college grads looking to establish good short- and long-term financial goals and investments.

Many millennials have confidence with personal finances, a feeling that comes as many of them deal with debt and other financial concerns, according to a survey.

America's real estate market won't see better affordability "any time soon" due to a lack of housing supply and a steep decline in new home construction, RE/MAX's CEO says.

The Internal Revenue Service has delivered roughly 53 million tax refunds so far this year, but many taxpayers could be disappointed by the smaller amount.

If you received a tax refund this year, there are many different ways to spend your cash to benefit you in the long term, including investments and an emergency fund.