A Republican tax proposal could give people age 65 and older an additional deduction of $4,000 in a "senior bonus" that would ease the tax burden on older adults - although it would not end taxes on ...

A SALT exclusion is different from a deduction. In a deduction, the money you spend on state and local taxes is deducted from your taxable income. So it will only partially reduce your federal tax ...

There are plenty of reasons for investors to be bullish on U.S. stocks. Numerous price-momentum studies point to significant higher stock prices. On the other hand, the Fear & Greed Index has ...

Despite the volatility, young people are in a powerful position to shake things up. Generation Z is expected to globally accumulate $36 trillion in income over the next five years, according to data ...

Fear of the unknown is a powerful force that keeps many people stuck right where they are, even when where they are isn't that great. If you find the idea of moving to another country intriguing, ...

As a busy entrepreneur who owns a marketing company, Joseph Franklyn McElroy says he can easily earn well into the six figures. But he also says he has faced some credit issues in the past, so he ...

The U.S. Federal Reserve just pulled off something stealthy - over four days last week, without fanfare, the Fed vacuumed up $43.6 billion in U.S. Treasurys. That's $8.8 billion in long-dated 30-year ...

With the recent stock-market surge, investors who survived the roller-coaster ride of the past few weeks may want to use this moment as an opportunity to re-examine their risk tolerance.

"Health costs are the No. 1 expense in retirement and it's the biggest unknown," said Alan Moore, CEO of XY Planning Network, a network of financial advisers for Generation X and millennials. "You ...

'I was horrified, of course, and contacted the bank immediately' ...

Meanwhile, U.S. consumers have become worryingly dependent on foreign food suppliers. Almost 60% of the fresh fruit on American shelves is now imported, up from 30% in the early 1980s. That isn't ...

"The key is making sure withholding and/or estimated tax payments are adjusted accordingly," he said. "As long as that's accounted for, retiring mid-year isn't inherently problematic. Planning ahead ...