Personal Finance

Lenders use your bank accounts to determine your liquidity and stability. They want to assure themselves that you can afford the mortgage.

There may come a time when you need to update and change the beneficiaries in your will.

A generation-skipping trust allows the transfer of assets to grandchildren or great-grandchildren and shields them from taxes.

As the economy continues to evolve post-pandemic, the relationship between wages and prices will remain a critical indicator of household financial health.

According to a Department of Education news release, 42.7 million borrowers owe more than $1.6 trillion in student debt.

RVing isn’t just for baby boomers; younger adults are also choosing the open roads.

Balancing student loan repayment with other financial goals requires thoughtful planning and disciplined execution.

Buying a second home can be challenging because of the higher interest rate and larger down payment.

These increasingly popular mortgages could save you big bucks.

Negotiating the best terms for your auto loan is about more than getting a reasonable rate—it’s about protecting your long-term financial health.

The lower withholding rate follows a brief return to 100 percent withholding introduced weeks earlier.

In retirement, Social Security is a crucial piece of the puzzle. Having a thorough understanding of it is essential for making informed decisions.

The beauty of the Rule of 72 is that it can be calculated by the average 10-year-old.

People who forget their social security number will have a simple way to quickly view the information online.

NAB banker Claudia Dior mentioned that these findings go against common beliefs about how adolescents handle their finances.