Sex and money ranked first and second among five “taboo” topics for discussion among family members and friends, in a TD Ameritrade survey.
Author: Russ Wiles, Arizona Republic
During open enrollment, be sure to look at these lesser-known ‘lifesaver’ benefits
“It’s not uncommon to see an employer making 30 to 50 benefits and perks available,” one expert says.
Strong stock market may hide problems with your portfolio. Here are 5 tips to prepare
With the stock market in record-high territory, it’s a good time to make sure your investments are holding their own. Consider these tips
Student loan debt: Strategies to pay it off faster, smarter
Americans have accumulated more than $1 trillion in student loan debts. Are there strategies to pay it off more efficiently?
5 financial tips for buying a home, saving, investing and spending
Financial planning often is too complicated, and personal, to generalize. These rules of thumb offer insights on decisions about real estate, stocks.
The stock market crash of 1929 was 90 years ago. Could it happen again?
The roughly 20% decline for large stocks in October 1929 actually wasn’t market’s worst month ever, but the drop incited nearly 3 years of selling.
Are your bank deposits safe? Potential problems could be brewing
This FDIC fund now holds a record $107 billion, enough to cover 1.4% of insured deposits. The ratio fell below 0% in 2009 and 2010.
10 financial tips to follow as the calendar turns to fall
Just three months remain in 2019. To shore up your money situation, consider these timely seasonal tips dealing with taxes, savings and more.
Capital gains tax reform may be coming. Here’s what Republicans and Democrats want
Some Republicans are pushing an idea to tie the tax to inflation, which would lower what many owe. Democrats want to see the rich pay more.
Flexible schedules are attracting more workers — what are the pros and cons?
More people are citing flexibility, including temporary assignments, as a key workplace desire. But there are potential trade offs.