Saving Money

If you’ve been avoiding your retirement account for years, you’re not alone. Here’s how to start saving fast, build momentum, and make the most of the time you have left.

Reaching your sixties with little to no savings can feel overwhelming, especially with retirement looming. But owning your home outright is a big advantage. Downsizing could help you free up cash, cut expenses, and buy yourself some much-needed breathing room. Here’s how to approach this decision the right way.

There's no royal road to financial success, but with these 20 principles your journey to the promised land will be made a lot easier.

It's never good to get partway through a treatment plan only to find out your employer has switched insurance providers and denied you coverage. Here’s how to handle such an instance while protecting your finances and getting the care you need.

Recessions happen more often than people think—luckily, we’ve got some expert tips to help you navigate the next big economic downturn.

After a breakup, one partner may remain on the other’s health insurance. If your ex is asking you to pay half the premium, are you legally obligated? This common situation raises questions about financial responsibility, enforceability, and boundaries. Let’s explore the legal facts, practical steps, and key points you need to consider moving forward.