Savings

When it comes to managing your retirement savings, you'll find that grabbing the low-hanging fruit goes a very long way in terms of your long-term results.

Has the pandemic depleted your savings? Here’s how to build it back up.

Nearly half of affluent Americans have spent time during the coronavirus pandemic organizing their financial lives, according to a new study.

Consumers' spending and personal incomes both fell sharply in February as severe winter storms disrupted shopping in many parts of the country and the government wrapped up distribution of $600 relief payments.

Financial habits that resulted from the pandemic and are worth holding on to for those who want to achieve long-term financial success and stability.

If you have a little extra cash you won't need anytime soon, you can make a prior-year traditional IRA contribution and reap the benefits now and in retirement. Here's a closer look at how it works and what kind of a difference it can make for your taxes.

A few simple moves on your part could set the stage for the retirement you've always imagined -- one that's fulfilling and devoid of financial stress.

Mark Cuban is partnering with Goalsetter for Black History Month in its quest to give 1 million kids their first savings accounts with $40 and a debit card. 

Many Americans are inching closer and closer to retirement unsure of whether they have saved up enough to live comfortably during their golden years.

Buying into the following beliefs could leave you cash-strapped during your senior years.