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A health savings account offers unique tax benefits and lets savers repay themselves later. Here's how and when to use an HSA, advisors say.

While every divorcing couple has legal and logistical issues to weigh, for those divorcing later in life, in a "gray" divorce, there are even more questions.

Older federal student loan debtors who fall behind on payments may be at risk of having their Social Security checks garnished.

There are certain money moves wealthy Americans are more likely to make to improve their long-term well-being.

The IRS said it will "substantially" reduce the number of correspondence audits for filers claiming the earned income tax credit.

After raising interest rates 11 times since March 2022, the Fed is poised to take a break. Here's what that means for your wallet.

As the IRS pauses on processing new employee retention tax credit claims, some filers are in limbo as the agency works on further guidance. Here's what to know.

When couples move in together for the first time, many financial questions and tasks arise, leaving room for disagreement and awkwardness.

Starting in 2024, savers can roll unused money from a 529 plan over to Roth individual retirement account free of income tax or tax penalties.

Though a downturn may still be on the horizon, top financial advisors see opportunities in equities, fixed income and cash now.