Financial Planning

Buying a home is the single-largest financial commitment most people ever make.

Each month, you settle down to pay bills.

Stocks closed out the year on a mostly positive note, adding to the year’s gains as concerns about the economic issues of Omicron infections receded.

Believe it or not, the agency responsible for protecting U.S. currency is the United States Secret Service.

Every year, about 150 million households file their federal tax returns.

One study found that military personnel have more credit problems and are more likely to make a late house payment than their civilian counterparts.

Every year, the government prints millions of notes a day. Here’s a quick look at what goes into creating a $20 bill and what determines when a bill’s lifespan ends.

Stock prices retreated last week as global central banks joined the Federal Reserve in taking steps to tighten monetary policy.

The famous saying from Poor Richard’s Almanack is frequently misquoted. It was published by founder Benjamin Franklin in 1737: “A penny saved is two pence clear.”

Research suggests that 70% of married millennial couples argue about financial decisions more than any other topic.