by
Karen DeMasters
A 65-year-old couple retiring this year faces health-care costs of more than $400,000, a new report says.
by
Ben Steverman
Experts disagree on the answer, but here are seven general rules that could make for effective retirement planning.
by
Shahien Nasiripour
The Treasury recommends blocking public access to one million reports of alleged abuse by lenders and debt collectors.
by
Katherine Chiglinsky
The U.S. needs to focus on infrastructure, tax reform and modernizing the labor force, Mohamed El-Erian has said.
by
Carol J. Clouse
Many still haven't turned interest in impact investing into action, but women and millennials are the exception, a survey finds.
by
Trevor Hunnicutt
Dennis Stattman will end his 28-year run at the helm of the BlackRock Global Allocation Fund.
by
Dan Jamieson
Morningstar plans to stop publishing the historical performance of hedge funds before they converted into mutual funds.
by
Christopher Robbins
"Behavioral inertia" is at the root of bad decisions that lead to failed financial plans, these advisors say.
by
Ted Knutson
State regulators say annuity suitability rules may have to be adjusted on the state level to conform with the DOL rule.
by
Christopher Robbins
The older generations prefers traditional investments, while millennials are more interested in impact investments, the survey found.
by
Julie Verhage
Fund managers say the Nasdaq is the most crowded trade.
by FA Staff
New website portal by Cetera Financial Institutions makes it easier to buy different types of insurance.
by
Karen DeMasters
Individual and overall giving increased to an all-time high last year, a new study says.
by
John Gittelsohn
Asset prices have been driven up by artificial means rather than through economic expansion, Bill Gross said.
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Karen DeMasters
Many families survive on a dual income, with little ability to maintain their lifestyles if one salary were lost, the survey found.
