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Tips for handling your finances in a time of economic uncertainty

I’m 36, with 2 kids, and getting divorced. I want to start investing for my future ASAP — where do I start?

A personal finance expert explains seven signs that you’re quietly getting rich

DoorDash and Klarna have partnered up to offer more ways to pay for groceries, meals and more

Americans are tapping into their retirement savings early. The dos and don'ts of 'hardship withdrawals'

I'm retired and in my 70s. I don't expect or want my children to be my caregivers — I'd much rather take my chances with residential care.

I'm 65 with $400K in an IRA — I plan to keep working but taxes worry me. Should I convert to a Roth IRA?

Household spending has spiked 25% in America — putting retirees at risk of this 1 common ‘spending shock’

"I don't find it inspiring to idolize people who spend as little money as possible," says Ramit Sethi

The IRS grants this 1 ‘red’ state relief for filings, payments — and could apply even if you don't live there

Seniors are feeling insecure about Social Security — what's fueling their fears and what can they do?

Broke young Americans in their 20s may be suffering now — but they’re on track to become richer than you

Teaching financial responsibility: the smart case for giving your child a credit card

A 23-year-old received $50,000 inheritance and asked 'How should I invest it?' on Reddit

I'm a 51 Year Old Divorced Dad. I Have $780k in My 401(k) and Contribute the Maximum. Can I Retire in 10 Years?

Can I negotiate my credit card debt?

Suze Orman explains what you need to know if your kids are set to inherit your 401(k)

More travelers are using ‘buy now, pay later’ plans to pay for trips. Here's when it may make sense

The IRS free tax-filing program Direct File saved users $160 each. Now it may come to an end.