Lawmakers are busy this week ahead of a Sept. 30 deadline, hoping to pass a short-term funding measure to keep the government operational. What could this mean to you?

If you've been following the Fed this year, it's been like a rollercoaster with interest rates rising four times. We might find ourselves in a pause before the drop, but these breaks are crucial for evaluating monetary policy's impact on the economy and inflation.

If you’re planning for retirement, chances are you’ve reviewed your estimated Social Security payments. But have you done the math to see if your payments will be subject to income tax?

Most people walk away from divorce with a combination of investments, debt, maintenance, and child support. Perhaps you’ve questioned how they work together to create a stream of income to support yourself and your children. Learn more about the three areas that are particularly important for newly divorced moms to address.

Throughout your life, you've likely developed spending habits based on your perception of what you could afford. However, as you transition into phase two of your financial journey, where a regular paycheck is no longer guaranteed, this perception can hold you back from experiencing the fulfillment you've earned through years of hard work and preparation.

While many American families will still be exempt from paying federal estate tax in 2026, some wealthy families may be caught off guard by this monumental change. What can you do to prepare?