Here’s how to stay ahead. Financial planner Eric Nelson says breaking expenses into “needs,” “wants,” and “wishes” can uncover unexpected places to save, MarketWatch reports. This approach makes it ...

On this episode of the Ask the Retirement Expert podcast, Duffy speaks with ThinkAdvisor Senior Reporter John Manganaro about ...

“When do I need to hire a financial advisor?” An advisor or planner is like a financial navigator, someone who helps you ...

The Salt Lake Tribune and St. George News asked Utahns how they're getting by in this economy. Six southern Utah residents ...

If somebody is very unhealthy and doesn’t have longevity, that person most likely will need less than two years of long-term care. A super healthy person needs to plan for a longer period, because ...

Northland Arboretum was established in 1972 on a former landfill, aiming to restore the landscape to a healthy ecosystem for ...

Jimmy Buffett's ongoing legal battle provides a window into estate planning issues and what Americans should do.

You have to focus on what you can control — the inputs — and not obsess over what you can't control — the output. Here's how to do that.

The Senate parliamentarian has advised a GOP proposal that would shift some food stamp costs from the federal government to ...

Financial advisors and other female wealth management professionals say eliminating the self-doubt represents an important ...

“Very few people understand what they need to know to help them prepare financially for the future,” said Sexton, a certified ...

Financial stress is driving a "Great Decide" moment across America as people seek professional advice and create emergency ...