Higher yields have pushed bon prices lower. Here's how investors can use tax-loss harvesting to offset gains and avoid wash-sale pitfalls. Read the original report.
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The SEC proposed expanding accredited investor eligibility beyond traditional income and net worth thresholds, including through a new exam. Read the original report.
Retirement savers may be affected by swings in the artificial intelligence trade. Here is how to assess the risk without making a rash move. Read the original report.
Americans living overseas may still face U.S. tax-filing and foreign-account reporting rules — even when they ultimately owe no U.S. income tax. Read the original report.
The K-shaped economy may be changing. New data shows income and spending gaps are narrowing — but household finances tell a more complicated story. Read the original report.
The percentage of the workforce holding multiple jobs has been rising since 2020, reaching an all-time high last fall. “Income stacking” is popular with Gen Z. Read the original report.
Millions of Americans with disabilities may qualify for ABLE accounts, which allow up to $100,000 in savings without losing benefits. Read the original report.
New rules allow 529 plan funds to pay for eligible career training, certifications, licensing fees and continuing education costs. Read the original report.
Two factors contribute to older homeowners receiving less money at sale, according to new research: lack of upkeep and selling privately. Read the original report.
Investors who missed the SpaceX IPO may already have exposure to the stock through mutual funds, ETFs or retirement accounts. Read the original report.
Immigrants make up 30% of direct long-term care workers, and tighter immigration policies could worsen shortages and raise family costs. Read the original report.
Some consumers are using buy now, pay later for essential expenses like groceries, rent and utility bills. But more BNPL users have recently had a late payment. Read the original report.
Siblings inheriting a home can face difficult choices over selling, renting or keeping the property. Read the original report.
Every year, millions of dollars in credit card rewards go unclaimed — money that could be covering travel, everyday expenses, or even cash back in your pocket. If you’re not redeeming those rewards, you’re leaving money on the table. As someone who leverages credit card rewards, I was somewhat surprised by the recent Bankrate survey
Freshsplash | E+ | Getty Images Despite the Federal Reserve‘s recent cuts, credit card interest rates have been hovering near record highs. A new bipartisan bill would cap them at a dramatically lower figure, but experts say it may not be a win for consumers. Senators Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced a
In this article BCSF Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Inflation, job concerns, and already high interest rates are putting the squeeze on many American consumers. Now, even high earners, defined as people with incomes of $150,000 or more, are showing signs of stress. These borrowers are increasingly having trouble meeting payments on credit cards,
On the campaign trail, President Donald Trump promised lower taxes, lower prices and a stronger economy in his second term. On Day One of his second term, Trump signed a flurry of executive orders — including a regulatory freeze pending an administration review and a directive to members of his administration to assess trade relationships
I’ve got all the paperwork here Delmaine Donson | E+ | Getty Images More than half of U.S. consumers planned to make a financial resolution for 2025, according to a December poll by Discover Personal Loans. Even if you didn’t ring in the new year with some money goals in mind, it’s not too late
The rally in bitcoin and other cryptocurrency prices has generated excitement among some investors, but investment advisors are largely still skeptical that those volatile assets belong in a 401(k) plan or other qualified retirement savings plans. Crypto was one of the fastest-growing categories of exchange-traded funds in 2024. The most popular of these funds, the
Just hearing those words ” estate planning ” makes most people zone out, as it’s tied to the end of their mortality, a topic they’d rather avoid. However, it’s important to consider what will happen to your personal belongings, finances and both tangible and digital assets as part of your estate plan. I would be
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