Financial Planning

Stocks hit a rough patch last week as fresh labor market data, low consumer sentiment, and the ongoing government shutdown unnerved investors.

Of those aged 60 and older, 12 to 18 percent have mild cognitive impairment. People living with mild cognitive impairment are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s, and almost two-thirds of people currently living with Alzheimer’s are women.1

As a homeowner, are you responsible for the damage caused by a tree on your property that hits your neighbor’s home or other insured structure, such as a garage or shed?

Stocks rose last week thanks to a full slate of upbeat third-quarter corporate results and mild inflation data, which helped soften concerns over trade tensions with China.

The stories of social media fails are legendary—companies using inappropriate humor regarding serious social issues, typographical errors, and pop references that backfire.

Federal estate taxes have been a source of funding for the federal government almost since the U.S. was founded.

Stocks fell last week amid concerns about trade with China, following an unsteady rally to record highs over the first half of the week.

A growing family, by definition, means growing financial obligations—both present and in the future.

The average credit card balance is $6,371 as of July 2025. With the average credit card annual percentage rate sitting at 25.34%, it represents an expensive way to fund spending.