“I bonds remain a solid investment for people looking for inflation protection, and are still competitive for people looking simply for near-term yield."

If you turned 72 last year, though, it's time to start taking some of that nest egg out — by April 1

“The vast majority of American households have bank deposits that are well below the $250,000 limit for FDIC insurance, which guarantees these households that their money is safe,” Mark Zandi, chief…

I bonds can be a helpful way to grow your money and benefit from a historically high inflationary period.

when I sit with the dying they regret that they didn't let their relationships and joys and passions compound. Almost none of them say, I really regret that I didn't…

A number of retirement reforms were included in the federal spending package that passed Congress.

Money matters aside, though, many Americans are planning to take the time to exercise more (39%), spend time with those they love (38%), worry less (36%), and focus on things…

Review your tax-free health care Flexible Spending Account (FSA) if you have one. Unlike an HSA, most FSAs are “use it or lose it.”

This dearth of retirement savings has lasting repercussions for future retirees.

“Increases tied to Fed actions typically show up on cardholders’ statements within a billing cycle or two,” Ted Rossman, senior industry analyst at Bankrate, said.