Homeowners across Texas are nearly helpless as insurance costs in the state are rising faster than almost anywhere else in the country. Skyrocketing premiums and property taxes are pushing homeowners ...

Posiey Brown of Norristown, Pennsylvania, was floored when she opened her PECO energy bill in April — totaling $11,723.93 in charges. “There’s no way,” she recalled thinking to CBS News Philadelphia ...

Student loans are a burden that can last for half your working life. In fact, it takes the average borrower 20 years to say goodbye to the debt they earned while getting a degree, according to the ...

Not everyone’s a natural with numbers — but if there’s one life skill worth forcing yourself to get good at, it’s money. Katie Roiphe, author of The Wall Street Journal’s Personal Space column, has ...

Financial concerns are a fact of life for America's retirees. In fact, an AARP survey found that 20% of adults ages 50+ have no retirement savings, and more than half (61%) are worried they will not ...

In the race to retirement, many of us strive to sock away as much as possible to secure our future. But even when it comes to retirement savings, there can be too much of a good thing. That’s the ...

It’s not so uncommon for Americans to live paycheck to paycheck — meaning, to not have savings to fall back on between pay periods. But a new survey conducted by Talker Research on behalf of EarnIn ...

Americans now believe they’ll need more money to retire comfortably than they did even a few years ago. The “magic number” for retirement savings has grown by more than 50% since 2020 to roughly $1.5 ...

Many Americans are having kids later these days, which means it's becoming increasingly more common for parents to hit retirement age when their kids are still in high school or college. If you’re in ...

1. Have a budget It’s important to establish a budget in retirement, especially early on, when you’re adjusting to a new (and potentially lower) income. Start with your essential expenses, like ...

1. Worried about running out of money Whether you enter retirement with a $200,000 or $5 million nest egg, you may be worried about depleting it in your lifetime. And the longer you work and save, the ...

Retirees have more mortgage debt than ever before. According to a report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, the share of homeowners ages 65 to 79 with a mortgage on their ...