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A new report that considers how financially prepared Generation-X’ers are for retirement concludes that eligibility to participate in an...

Should you send your child off to college with a credit card? Opinions are divided, both among parents and...

Do you know anybody who’s tripled his money investing in the IPO (initial public offering) of a hotshot new...

At the end of this year, the Bush era tax cuts are scheduled to expire. At the same time,...

WASHINGTON—The U.S. economy likely would slide into a “significant recession” next year if Congress doesn’t avert tax increases and...

Are you married? Then put a copy of this column with the “valuable documents file” you are leaving—or ought...

The 13 percent rally in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index has lifted the gauge to its highest level...

Small businesses are significantly more likely than their larger counterparts to neglect instituting basic antifraud controls that could save...

The figures on an income statement report the sales, expenses, and net profit or loss of a business. But...

If you are able to itemize your deductions on your tax return instead of claiming the standard deduction, you...

The end of the year is the traditional time for securities investors to “harvest” capital losses for federal income...

Many children aren’t learning much about money from their parents, a new survey shows. Three in 10 parents never...

Faced with limited investment opportunities as the global economy slows, a growing number of companies are weighing changing their...

A college education. Retirement. What do these major life events have in common? One shared characteristic is that each...

If your company maintains a group health plan for your employees, you may have received a “rebate” check from...

There are many worthwhile reasons to lend money to a relative. For example, you may want to help a...