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Americans Are Taking Out More Loans—And Falling Behind on More Repayments Lenders are extending more credit to borrowers this year, a new analysis by a credit scoring company found. Meanwhile, delinquency rates rose.

Toxic Workplaces Burn Cash and Crush Morale — 7 Ways to Build a Culture Everyone Wants to Join Having worked for almost two decades in the hiring industry, here are ways to create a company culture that will retain your top talent, save you money and help your business grow.

Making a will is a key step to consider as you prioritize your family's future.

Average 401(k) Balance by Age in 2024: Benchmarking Your Retirement Savings The average 401(k) balance is $112,572, according to Vanguard's 2023 analysis of over 5 million plans. But most people don't have that much saved for retirement. The median 401(k) balance is significantly lower at $27,376, more reflective of how most Americans save for retirement.

Tribune: There's No Place to Hide From Global Realities The world is awash in geopolitical confusion. If you're worried about the future, you're not alone.

The Blood Tests That Can Flag Your Hidden Heart Disease Risk Doctors say these tests can offer a better indication of potential problems than some better-known measures.

Sports betting's biggest losers A new study shows that legalized gambling is destroying young men's financial futures.

Debunking Investment Myths

Debunking Investment Myths Learn what doesn't drive long-term investment returns.

We Broke Down Markets Into a 5-minute Read Here's what savvy investors should know.

Why Hearing a 'No' is the Best 'Yes' for an Entrepreneur We've all heard the cliche saying, "When one door closes, another door opens." Spoiler alert: it's a cliche because it's true. Rejection is a healthy piece of the success puzzle.

August is National Make-a-Will Month. Take this opportunity to provide for your loved ones and manage your legacy.

Want to change the world? Start by changing yourself – however terrifying it might be It’s easy to blame your problems on everyone else. It’s much more difficult to face your own failings and take agency in your life.

So Your Pet Needs ACL Surgery: Will Your Insurance Cover It? Limits and conditions can apply to ACL surgery on your pet

Wall Street Wants In on America’s Battery Storage Boom Solar surge lets battery companies charge up when power prices are low, sell when high

How to Stop Cognitive Decline from Wreaking Havoc on Family Finances Creating a financial cheat sheet and building a network of experts are among the tactics that advisors say can help families whose loved ones are confronting cognitive issues.

‘Boomer Candy’ Funds Are Hot. The Taxes Are Not. Investors piling into these fast-growing funds may be surprised by their tax bills

The Scary Truth: Unreliable IRS Tax Guidance Imagine this: You have a pressing tax question and, like many, you turn to Google. Among the plethora of results, you spot information from the IRS, including its official online publications. Confident in your find, you proceed, believing you have solid guidance. But hold on—that sense of securit...

Q2 markets? Wild. Here's what you need to know.

Most People Wish They Had Started Saving for Retirement Earlier, Survey Says Nearly two-thirds of people say they wish they had started saving for retirement before the age of 25, according to a recent Voya Financial survey. Delaying saving for retirement can mean losing out on significant investment returns over time.

The 401(k) Rollover Mistake That Costs Retirement Savers Billions Workers miss out on billions in investment gains by pulling retirement savings out of the stock market after switching jobs—often without meaning to.

Why the Fed Should Cut Rates Now—Not Wait Until September An accelerating pace of inflation looks like less of a risk than a weakening labor market.

The end of the kindly 'mom-and-pop' landlord Local landlords are drawing on Wall Street's nastiest tactics to jack up rents.

Rate Cuts Could Make Things Worse for Banks Before They Help With the Federal Reserve poised to begin cutting interest rates, lenders could get caught between falling yields and rising deposit costs, especially if loan growth is slow.

Retiring early sounds like the dream — but not achieving FIRE could actually help you live longer Members of the FIRE movement grow their wealth so they can retire early. But research suggests working can provide health benefits, depending on your job. An expert on work and aging shared the pros and cons of retiring early with Business Insider.

Inflation teaches five lessons for the next crisis After inflation soared beyond 9% following the pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it’s tumbling back toward the 2% level targeted by the U.S. Federal Reserve and its peers in Britain and Europe. Here are five useful takeaways from our collective recent bout against inflation.

What did markets do in Q2? (5-minute read) Here's what savvy investors took away from Q2.

Minimum Wage Increases Could Result in Pay Raises, Layoffs, AI Adoption With the minimum wage going up in 25 states this year, more than a third of employers surveyed said they planned to increase pay for workers, including for those already making more than the minimum. But other hiring managers said they planned to tackle the requirements through different means, incl...

6 Questions Married Women Should Answer About Retirement Income Take action now to make sure there will be enough retirement income for the surviving spouse when one of you passes away first.

How Digital Money Really Works An interview with Patrick McKenzie, who’s built a following explaining the infrastructure of modern finance.