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The Fed Raised Rates as Expected. What Comes Next Is Key. The central bank made its long-awaited move: The quarter-point increase was the first since 2018.

Inherit An IRA? Are You Affected By New 2022 RMD Tables? 2022 may bring a transition for those who have been taking life expectancy distributions from inherited IRAs.

The Moral Hazard Lessons From Nickel Market Disaster Every crisis brings busts, and the global disruption caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may well bring more.

Springtime for Spending Consumers are getting buffeted by inflation and the surging gasoline prices, but the easing of the pandemic and the dropping of Covid-19 restrictions could lead them to spend right through the uncertainty.

Want to Buy a Retirement Retreat? Here Are Some Risks and Costs to Consider First. Many people buy retirement retreats and vacation homes without thinking about the trade-offs or working through the math. But financial pros say that can be a mistake. Here's how to decide if you're making the right choice.

How To Choose A Life Insurance Beneficiary Your reasons for buying life insurance will translate into naming a beneficiary: Who should receive the funds in order to meet your goal for the payout?

Video: Leveraging Inflation for a Pay Raise Bloomberg Personal Finance Reporter Charlie Wells shares tips for workers asking for a pay raise in the current economic environment.

What You Should Do If a Valuable Employee Decides to Quit During the Great Resignation, this concern is especially important.

Reverse Estate Planning? There’s Such A Thing, And It’s A Good Strategy For Some Families Sometimes after-tax family wealth is increased when assets first flow from a younger generation to an older generation.

The Unexpected Parallels Between Dating and Angel Investing It's no secret that love and money dictate how we spend our time.

Loss Aversion: Don’t Let Cognitive Biases Influence Your Retirement Accounts Loss aversion is one type of cognitive bias studied in behavioral economics that may impact your finances.

Dying Young Is Not A Retirement Plan Yes, many retirees may die with significant assets. However, this helps to ensure that they have sufficient assets to support their lifestyle should they make it to age 100.

How To Monetize Your Mobile App The global mobile app market was valued at more than $154 billion as of 2019, and is projected to grow to more than $407 billion by 2026. The astronomical growth of the market makes sense when you consider app behavior. Smartphone users everywhere are spending more time than ever on mobile devices.

What Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine Means For Commodities The events of the last 24 hours, though, also make the main alternative scenario increasingly plausible – a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Estate Planning During A Crisis Every day a new crisis –planning ahead for these eventualities helps to reduce the fear and anxiety a crisis can create, knowing that while you can’t control the future, you’re prepared for it.

When You’re Tiptoeing Into Retirement, Take These Key Steps Many older Americans like to ease into being an ex-worker — but you need to think carefully about just how to get there.

Here Are The Safest Sedans, Wagons And Minivans For 2022 These are the 2022 models that fare best in crash tests and do the best job of helping motorists avoid collisions.

Companies Bet You’re Ready to Test at Home for More Than Covid-19 Developers are pursuing rapid flu and strep-throat diagnostic products, as the pandemic raises consumers’ comfort level with monitoring own health.

Crime In America: Study Reveals The 10 Most Unsafe Cities (It’s Not Where You Think) A new list ranked the most dangerous and safest cities in America. The results will surprise you.

5 Ways to Get Better at Asking for Help Knowing when and how to ask for help produces better results

How to Figure Out Where You'll Be In 10 Years A method to envisioning your future, and working toward that vision.

Are Your Parents Paying Their Medicare Premiums? If you have parents on Medicare, here are some tips to help ensure premiums are paid so they—and you—don’t face crushing problems.

How to Allow Investors to Play Speculative Bubbles—but Reduce the Risk of Losing a Lot of Money By using behavioral psychology, these solutions could help investors avoid getting caught up in dangerous bubbles.

What Do Jalapeños Have To Do With Your Financial Plan? What do your spice tolerance and your risk tolerance have in common? They both are unique to each of us.

Pandemic, Crypto Fuel Increase in Romance Scams Scams like the one detailed in the recent Netflix documentary ‘The Tinder Swindler’ already were gaining in frequency before the coronavirus pandemic began, but their prevalence is now reaching new heights.

Companies Must Prepare for More Russian Cyber Activity, Experts Warn As the U.S. imposes sanctions on Russia for its actions in Ukraine, ‘there could be blowback here’ in the form of cyber attacks.

Your Company Just Merged: What Should You Do With Your Old 401k? Which benefits from your old plan are protected and which might you lose?

11 Effective Ways to Cope with Entrepreneurial Stress The negative health consequences of unchecked stress are well known, but these simple methods will short-circuit it and increase productivity.

How to Build a Career You Won’t Hate Starting today, you can take the career lessons you've learned so far to develop a more strategic, intentional, and flexible approach to the future using this guide from Harvard Business Review.