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SAGECents is a free app, designed to boost financial literacy among older LGBTQ+ Americans. Here's how the app works.

With uncertainty around interest rates, CD ladders may capture higher yields while offering flexibility. Here's what investors need to know about building one.

Americans are collectively spending nearly $65 billion on junk fees, according to the White House.

Here are 10 money lessons that financial experts say may help improve kids' knowledge from an early age through high school graduation and beyond.  

If you've just been laid off from your company, you'll want to quickly apply for jobless benefits and think about how to get new health insurance.

A hiring slowdown may affect the market for teen jobs this summer. However, teens who want to find work should be able to find positions in some key sectors.

Estate planning can "protect your money and your legacy," according to CFP Lazetta Rainey Braxton, member of CNBC's FA Council. Here's what families need to know.

A Roth individual retirement account allows investors to set aside after-tax money up to a certain limit each year.

Goals-based planning, reasonable cost and good communication are key to a healthy relationship with your financial advisor, according to experts.

As tax season ends, questions remain about the future of free filing options from the IRS. Here's what taxpayers need to know.