by
Michael R. Strain
The Democratic presidential candidate's proposal would cost $1.25 trillion over 10 years.
by
Eleanor O'Sullivan
Sudden wealth or the death of a spouse create emotional, as well as financial, upheaval in the lives of clients.
by
Jeff Stimpson
Tax-loss harvesting and finding bargains in a down market remain viable strategies.
by
Sahil Kapur
The Democratic presidential candidate says she’d cancel up to $50,000 in loans.
by
Patricia Hurtado
Parents are challenging the conspiracy charges in the far-reaching college admissions scandal.
by
Phil Serafino
Some of France's wealthiest business leaders are pitching in to help rebuild the historic cathedral.
by
Jeff Stimpson
The increase in the standard deduction has enhanced the ability to use DAFs to save on taxes, advisors say.
by
Suzanne Woolley
The U.S. has a record number of seven-figure fortunes today.
by
John Tozzi
Out-of-pocket spending on health care jumps about 60 percent in the week after people get their refunds.
by
Lananh Nguyen
Rich women mean big business for some of the world’s largest wealth managers.
by
Lananh Nguyen
Fifty-nine percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 23 want to buy a house in the next five years.
by
Laura Davison
The parents ensnared in the college cheating scandal could end up owing more to the IRS.
by
Tracey Longo
Still, many report tax changes are a boon to business, according to a Harris survey.
by
Ari Natter
But the odds are still against the tax credit being extended in the Senate.
by
Miles Weiss, Zachary R. Mider
A resolution may entail “substantial” additional payments from investors in the flagship Medallion fund.
by
Tracey Longo
From tuition assistance to multi-gen vacations, grandparents are a growing financial force.
