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If you're worried about higher taxes on high-yield savings or money market mutual funds, here are some options to consider for cash in 2024, experts say.

The new federal financial aid application for college will roll out on or before Dec. 31. Here's what you can do now to prepare.

Workers with both pensions and Social Security may have their benefits reduced. That may come as a surprise to some workers and their families.

Tennessee was one of the first states to require a half-semester personal finance course for high school graduation.

If you funneled cash into money market mutual funds in 2023 amid rising interest rates, you may have a surprise tax bill in April, experts say.

When it comes to their workplace plan, most savers are missing out. Here are the three most common mistakes workers make with their 401(k) plans.

In 2022, Nashville grew by roughly 100 people per day. Here's why transplants are still moving to Music City.

As financial fears mount, some Americans are "doom spending," or spending money despite their economic and geopolitical concerns, as a way to cope with stress.

The No. 1 word women use to describe money is "stress," research has found. Experts say making these money moves can help them build confidence.

These are the money questions financial advisors were asked over Thanksgiving, and how they answered them.