Giving financial help to someone you care about only for them to disappear into thin air is a scenario that happens more often than people realize. The key is figuring out your rights and your options.
Annuities are considered to be a reliable income stream for retirement, but if the payout is leaving you short every month, something isn’t working. Whether it’s poor payout timing, rising costs, or bad planning, the good news is: you have options.
Sorting through a deceased loved one’s belongings can be emotional and unpredictable. But if you find a large sum of cash among the deceased's belongings it may be a complicated business sorting out who actually has the right to the money.
Buying a dream home is one of life’s biggest accomplishments. But when unexpected events happen, whether to stay or cut your losses and sell depends on several key factors.
When a friend has just returned from a luxury cruise and is asking to borrow money, it’s important to take a step back and think carefully before reaching for your wallet.
Few family issues stir up more resentment than money, especially if a relative has convinced your elderly parent to part with a significant chunk of their savings. Here's how you can stop the mooching in its tracks.
Turning a modest $100 a week into $100,000 might sound like fantasyland, but with time and consistent investing, you can turn the daydream into reality.
Retiring at 40 isn't a pipe dream, and you don't have to be a tech genius, Wall Street bro, or pro athlete to do it. But you have to follow the habits of those who've done it before.