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Budgeting helps address areas you need to control but can come across as restrictive. Spending plans offer more freedom.

Some advisors are turning to alternative investments, according to a new survey from the Financial Planning Association. Here's what investors need to know.

Recent signs show some relief for households, who have leaned heavily on their paychecks as prices spiked over the last year.

When it comes to retirement, many Americans have a big-dollar figure in mind for how much they will need. However, they have much less set aside on average.

When it comes to having cash set aside, many say at least three months of expenses is the goal. Yet many fall short of of that goal, a new survey finds.

Inflation boosted the capital gains tax brackets for 2023. Here's how much you can make to pay 0% capital gains on investments.

Americans are being extra savvy with travel dollars this year. Some 92% told NerdWallet in a recent survey that they're looking for ways to save on vacations.

This summer's travel season will include high prices due to inflation and pent-up demand. But unlike last year, gas prices will work in consumers' favors.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced a break from raising interest rates, while projecting two more hikes. Here's what it means for bond portfolios.

After raising interest rates 10 times since March 2022, the Fed may take a pause. Here's what that means to your wallet.