Planning

This kind of protection through an employer can help with costs should a major illness strike.

What are the best ways to use money in a 529 plan if your child won’t be using it for college?

What are the best ways to use money in a 529 plan if your child won’t be using it for college?

Use found money to pay off debt, bolster savings, or fund retirement.

Buying your first condo or townhouse? Avoid hidden costs and future headaches by learning what to look out for.

Learn what experienced homeowners know about hidden costs and unwanted surprises, so you can make an informed purchase.

Here is a timeline and guide for help managing your loved one's final affairs.

Different lessons in financial wellness can and should be shared at different times.

Student-athletes who harness their personal brand can pay off debt and invest for growth, but they should also be mindful of risks.

Women control more wealth than ever before, providing an opportunity to protect their financial interests and effect social change.

Find out how to borrow against your home equity with a cash-out refinance and how to decide if a cash-out refi is a good idea.

Understand how your student loans fall into your overall debt load, then make a plan.

Set targets and a plan for your savings goals as part of a long-term financial strategy.

Don't ask how much you will make, but how much you could make. Then make a plan to get there.

Feeling pressured by other people’s timelines? Learn how to cope with expectations and gain confidence about moving through life at your own pace.

View the elimination of debt as a long-term financial goal and create a schedule and plan.

Homebuyers should do some math and determine how much risk they are willing to assume before choosing an ARM over a fixed-rate mortgage.

If you’re single and you don’t think you need an estate plan, think again. Everyone needs to protect their assets and their interests during their lifetime and after.