Some lenders extend mortgage rate lock periods during coronavirus - Business Insider
If you're buying or refinancing on a home amid the coronavirus outbreak, ask your lender whether it's offering rate lock period extensions.
There are 9 US states with no income tax, but 2 of them still tax investment earnings - Business Insider
The states with no income tax are Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming.
How much to save every month to pay for 4 years of college - Business Insider
We calculated how much someone would need to save every month to cover four years of a private or in-state public education in 5, 10, or 15 years.
Even 40-something Americans who know they should be saving more for retirement are too mired in debt to do it
A Schwab Retirement Plan Services survey of 401(k) plan participants found that the typical Gen Xer thinks they'll need $1.8 million for retirement.
I'm a financial adviser, and I think robo-advisers can be useful — but they aren't for everyone
Robo-advisers can work well for consumers who have basic financial knowledge and don't need comprehensive financial planning advice.
The 7 best ways to get out of debt starting today, according to financial planners
By budgeting, consolidating, and prioritizing, getting out of debt is possible with the resources you already have.
Should I pay my debt or save for retirement？ First step is clear
Wondering if you should pay your debt or save for retirement first？ If you have high-interest debt, pay that first then save for retirement.
How I automated my retirement savings as a full-time freelancer
Without an employer-sponsored 401(k) plan, it can be hard to save for retirement. Here, one freelancer shares how she automated her SEP IRA.
Early retiree millionaire interviews: top regret is waiting to invest
Despite achieving the most coveted marker of financial success, many of the millionaires think they could be better off if they'd started even sooner.
3 climate change experts on why they're saving for retirement
Three climate change experts told us why they're still saving for retirement despite gloomy prospects for the planet.
Scammers are sending out fake IRS letters to taxpayers demanding money — here's how to spot a fraud
A tax lawyer says any legitimate IRS letter or notice will have an official seal and a notice or letter number, among other distinguishing markers.
7 things you should always tell your financial planner
A financial planner or adviser can be a great resource to improve your finances, but their services only work if you are open about your money.
How much Social Security will I get？ Find out with a free tool that only takes seconds to find
Anyone can create a free My Social Security account to find out exactly what their monthly benefit will be when they retire.
A CFP says there are 3 reasons to call your financial planner when you get a raise
CFP Mary Beth Storjohann says a raise or promotion can mean three things for your money: increased cash flow, a new tax bracket, and new benefits.
Baby boomers are worth more than ever, but millennials are still lagging behind — and the reason why is clear
Today's baby boomers are slightly wealthier than people in their 50s and 60s were 20 years ago, while millennials are less wealthy.
A financial planner does the same 2-part calculation to figure out how much every client needs to retire
Social Security is on shaky ground, and experts believe changes are imminent. Now more than ever, you shouldn't rely on Social Security.
There's at least one clear sign you're not ready to buy a house, according to a financial planner
Your emergency fund and down payment fund shouldn't be one and the same. You'll still need a cash cushion for unexpected expenses as a homeowner.
Ramit Sethi: 'Average' returns are good for building long-term wealth
Financial expert Ramit Sethi said an 8% average return on your investments is enough, especially when the alternative is not investing at all.
2 steps to take to protect your money from a recession, according to a financial expert and bestselling author
If you're worried about a recession, there are only two things you need to do: secure an emergency fund and ensure your investments are diversified.
4 ways to borrow the money you need for your next home improvement project
People can borrow money for a home improvement project through home equity loans, HELOCs, credit cards with 0% interest, and personal loans.