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A combination of high inflation and a low level of savings are prompting many people to lose confidence in their ability to retire well, research finds.

Households are continuing to feel the weight of high inflation. But there are still ways you may find extra wiggle room in your budget, experts say.

The proposed debt ceiling deal may include up to $21.4 billion in IRS budget cuts. Here's what it means for taxpayers.

Financial experts share their tips on how to reverse and prevent money mistakes — both big and small.

Who pays for your credit card rewards? Some economists say there's an annual redistribution of more than $15 billion from lower-income to wealthier Americans.

Many investors are bracing for economic fallout as the federal debt ceiling "X-date" deadline approaches. Here's how to invest, according to advisors.

Vesting rules set by an employer dictate how soon a worker can leave a company and take their full match with them.

Psychoanalyst Orna Guralnik said money is one of the biggest stressors on relationships. But she sees a way forward for couples fighting about their finances.

Here's how parents can protect teens from common peer-to-peer payment issues, according to a consumer watchdog.

More retirement savers are considering some type of guaranteed lifetime income amid concerns about the economy and the possibility of a recession.