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After more than a year of gloomy forecasts for the U.S. economy, some experts have backed off recession predictions. Here's what financial advisors say.

The Mega Millions jackpot is up to $1.55 billion. Here's how to decide between the lump sum or annuity payout option.

OECD data suggests about 1 in 4 seniors in the U.S. are poor. Tweaking Social Security may be the best way to eradicate or reduce old-age income poverty.

A highly anticipated downturn in the U.S. economy may not come to fruition, based on the latest economic data, experts say. Here's what consumers can expect.

Money market funds are now paying above 5%. Here's what to know before transferring cash from a savings account.

The average cost for a wedding has increased to $30,000, but brides are being more savvy with their budgets and renting items instead of purchasing them.

A new social media filter lets you catch a glimpse of future you. Experts weigh in on whether that may inspire people to save more.

An Ivy League degree has a 'statistically insignificant impact' on future earnings, report finds.

Social Security benefits, already ripe for fraud, may fall prey to even more sophisticated schemes as A.I. tools advance.

The IRS will offer digital correspondence for the 2024 season and aims to provide "paperless processing" for tax returns in 2025. Here's what to know.