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Airline stocks will indeed be bailed out, but that doesn't make the entire industry a buy. Here, we examine eight carriers for clues as to where the b…

The $2 trillion stimulus package agreed upon by lawmakers and the White House will, among other things, provide a direct payment of $1,200 to millions…

From saving too little to claiming Social Security too early, there are plenty of ways retirees -- and those planning for retirement -- can sabotage t…

In challenging times, federally insured home equity conversion mortgages offer an outside-the-box income option for those 62 and older.

CARES Act expands select loan programs administered by the Small Business Administration. See if you qualify.

Low rates reduce the cost of mortgages and other loans.

Hopefully, the CARES Act and other coronavirus stimulus measures will get the U.S. economy back on track. Some of the changes made could improve your …

Oil stocks, natural gas producers and other commodity-based firms stand apart from one another based on factors such as where they're located and how …

Interest rate reductions triggered by the coronavirus crisis can create money-saving opportunities for mortgage shoppers.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is crushing the U.S.

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Energy stocks have been belted since the start of 2020 amid the rising threat of the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.

The SEPP strategy lets IRA owners avoid the early-withdrawal penalty by taking equal payments for at least five years or until the owner turns 59½.

Before you lend a family member money, make sure you understand how these loans work. There's a minimum interest rate that must be charged, for exampl…

Have more debt than money saved for retirement? You can pay that debt and build savings, too.

Kiplinger.com general manager Robert Long joins the podcast to debate the merits of credit and debit cards. Plus, hosts Sandy Block and Ryan Ermey bre…

Yes, you can pay off your debt and start building wealth. It all starts with determining which debts are "bad" and which ones are "good."

Knowing your card’s mechanics can help you avoid high rates and fees.

To get started, here are four must-do items to add to your list before you retire.

Too many seniors today are weighed down with tremendous debt loads, but there are helping hands available. Check out these resources for assistance wi…

Luckily, there's plenty of time for you to recover from these all-too-common financial blunders.

Admit it: Whether you're 35 or 65, the prospect of retiring without a mortgage is an attractive one.

From loan forgiveness, to expedited payments and income-adjusted payments, there are strategies available to get a grip on overwhelming student debt.

You have a job, maybe even a good one, but your paychecks never seem to stretch as far as you think they should and ends never quite seem to meet.

Construction loans operate a little differently than a typical home mortgage, so you need to know a couple of things: like what's the difference betwe…