Have you been affected? If so, how can you try to protect yourself? On September 7, credit reporting agency Equifax dropped a consumer...

Identity theft hit 15.4 million Americans last year. Perhaps it hit you. You know you have been victimized when you get that courtesy call o

Are you one of those baby boomers (or Gen Xers) who believes he or she can work past 65? Some pre-retirees are basing their entire retiremen

Some young adults manage to acquire a fair amount of financial literacy. In the classroom or the workplace, they learn a great deal about fi

Financially, Generation Y is often criticized for being risk averse & unaware. Is this truth, or is it fiction? In some instances, pure

How much will your family end up paying for college? Your household’s income may have less influence than you think – and some private colle

The rich are more likely to be audited – and so are the poor. After all, an audit of a wealthy taxpayer could result in a “big score” for th

TransUnion recently surveyed baby boomers and discovered that nearly half thought their credit scores would become less important after they

Insurance matters more in retirement planning than you may think. It is seldom “top of mind” in retirement planning conversations, but the r

A sale of income property incurs either a capital gain or loss. If you profit from the sale of income property, that profit is considered fu

Just as a marriage requires understanding, respect, and compromise, so does the financial life of a married couple. If you are marrying soon

Every day, people die intestate. In legalese, that means without a will. This opens the door for the courts to decide what happens with thei

Ever hear of critical illness insurance? This isn’t standard-issue disability insurance, but a cousin of sorts. With people living longer, i

Why do people open up Health Savings Accounts in conjunction with high-deductible health insurance plans? Well, here are some of the compell

>> Read Full Article Feature on Financial Planning.com The ETF market is crowded, and advisers are looking for products that either fall...

About 70% of taxpayers receive sizable refunds from the Internal Revenue Service. Just how sizable? The average refund totals about $2,800.(

How much can you contribute this year? In 2017, you have another chance to max out your retirement accounts. Here is a rundown of yearly...

Homeowner policies routinely provide tornado, windstorm, & hailstorm coverage. If a tornado, windstorm, or hailstorm damages your home o

There are many ways that you can stay heart healthy, and they don’t all have to be about counting calories and exercising for hours. You ca

Heart disease isn’t just one disease, but several different diseases that all fall under this heading including: angina, myocardial infarcti