Revenge spending—the pent-up consumption as COVID lockdowns eased—is giving way to a new, equally impactful trend: revenge ...

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Erskine wrote in Forbes that many families delay estate planning due to fear, discomfort with legal terminology, or the false ...

After years of writing about money, and talking to countless financial advisors, I finally sat down with one to discuss my ...

If the economic climate is making you doubt whether you should retire this year, these three questions will help you make up ...

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More and more, couples are choosing to live together before getting married, and some are forgoing marriage altogether.

Eric Roberge and his wife, both financial advisors, changed their minds about having a baby but made five money moves first.

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For Paul Alto, a lifelong Cleveland, Ohioan, the plan was always to retire at 65. But after having surgery to treat two ...