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Planning for long-term care may not be the most inspiring part of your retirement planning, but it's simply something you can't afford to ignore. If you address this very real threat, you can have some peace of mind about the future. Read here to learn about the steps you should take.
An Ohio State study shows that young people with debt have higher self-esteem. Here's why.
Why you need to know what's on your CLUE Report and how this information can be used.
This Dad is hoping for something more than a new tie and set of golf balls for Fathers Day. Here's a wish list of cool gifts that are sure to get the blood flowing.
There are a lot of details regarding Medicare and medical insurance after age 65. It will take a lot of time in order to do your homework right, but it's well worth the effort. You'll save a lot of money and heartache when you eventually need medical services. Read here for a step-by-step approach.
Morningstar's new analyst's ratings are likely to be more helpful than the widely misunderstood star ratings. But can they really predict the future? What do you think?
At the White House Personal Finance Online Summit, Obama's brightest advisers took questions from online journalists. But some really big ones went unanswered.
Most folks believe that one of the safest places to store valuable items is a safe deposit box in a bank. But there are good reasons to own a fireproof safe. Here is what you should consider storing in it.
The World Bank is exploring how to teach people about personal finance through soap operas and other popular shows on TV and in theaters. Got any good Reality TV ideas?
Getting the sinking feeling that we're headed for a double-dip recession? Forget it: You're just suffering from 2008 on the brain.
Is your bond manager turning your conservative investment into a risky bet?
Practicing self control is tough, as Andrew Weiner and countless others in positions of power have proven. Yet new research shows that nothing is more central to your future health and wealth. Includes a PBS report on Elmo, Grover, and a new marshmallow-like study out of New Zealand.
401(k) loans require little in the way of administration. There is no loan application, no credit report, no personal questions, and no justification. For many people this is the easiest and quickest source of borrowed money available.
Are you still enrolled in a former employer's 401(k) plan? It might be time to roll those assets into an IRA. Here are seven reasons to make that move.
If you're planning early retirement before age 65, eligibility age for Medicare, you'll need to be persistent and creative to obtain medical insurance, which is critical. Here are four conventional ways, plus five more that are more offbeat and creative.
