Learn if you qualify to take advantage of Income-Based Repayment (IBR) plans.

It can be a difficult topic to discuss, but it’s something that many of us will have to grapple with at some point, if not for ourselves, for a loved one. The longer you live, the greater your chances of needing some form of long-term care.

When you have a baby, it’s easy for expenses to add up. But not all of the typical baby expenses are necessary. If you’re looking for ways to tighten your budget, consider these three expenses that many new parents might categorize as nonessential.

Should injury or illness strike, the cost of medical treatment can be almost as devastating as the impact to your health. Here are some steps you can take, both proactively and during an emergency, to reduce the financial pain of getting hurt or sick.

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A 529 plan is a great way to save for your child’s education because they’re tax-free, low maintenance, and available to everyone.

It’s tempting to simply add a pay raise to your take-home check. But here are five smarter ways to make the most of a pay raise.

Unexpected medical events can result in costly out-of-pocket expenses. If unforeseen medical costs are in your realm of possibility, consider these six simple steps to position yourself for the future better.

You’re never too young or old to start investing. The truth is investing is important at every age. Consider these three reasons you might learn to invest, regardless of your birthdate.

The world of investing can be overwhelming to those who are new to it. Consider these tips for getting started.

There’s one item on your to-do list after a baby is born that should be automatic: opening a savings account for their future. Here are three ways you might get started.

The SECURE Act may have the largest impact on retirement planning since the Pension Protection Act of 2006. Many provisions offer enhanced opportunities for individuals and small business owners, but there is one notable drawback for investors with significant assets in traditional IRAs and retirement plans.

In these uncertain times, we have witnessed many changes in the stock market. How you react to these changes can reveal the type of investor you are, and the amount of risk you are willing to tolerate in your investments.

In these uncertain times, we have witnessed many changes in the stock market. How you react to these changes can reveal the type of investor you are, and the amount of risk you are willing to tolerate in your investments.

Creating a bright financial future takes discipline and motivation, especially for those just embarking upon their careers after graduation. Here are a few key financial tasks that every recent grad should plan on.

If going away to college this fall is no longer in the cards, here are some ways to adjust for your gap year.

When you graduate from college, you’ll likely have much of what you need to launch a career and save for the future. Consider these five financial tips for college graduates.

The loss of a job can be emotionally traumatic and financially taxing. Here are some ways to make the most of a worst-case situation.

A divorce can be emotionally — and financially — difficult. These steps are important to protect your assets and manage your finances.

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