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The IRS on Friday unveiled proposed regulations for tax reporting for cryptocurrency and other digital assets. Here's what it means for investors.

A new federal financial aid formula is rolling out in December. Among other changes, eligibility is expanding but the sibling discount is going away.

The IRS has delayed the "Secure 2.0" change for 401(k) catch-up contributions. Here's what higher earners need to know.

Credit card balances hit a record $1 trillion this year, but after adjusting for inflation, U.S. households were worse off in 2008, according to a new analysis.

As people live longer lives, there is a new emphasis on wealth and health. But not all generations are feeling fully prepared, research finds.

Savers are now getting higher cash yields after interest rate hikes. But taxes on those earnings could be a surprise, experts say. Here's how to prepare.

Negative headlines about Social Security's future may influence the retirement benefit decisions people make. Here's what experts say to focus on instead.

On a recent episode of his podcast, actor Dax Shepard said he feels "out-of-hand financial insecurity" amid the Hollywood strike.

Here are some of the key tax policy issues experts are watching for at the first Republican presidential debate on Wednesday.

Consumers are still buying more than last year, but spending growth is slowing as the economy cools, says Jack Kleinhenz, chief economist of the NRF.