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As major tech companies, apps, and websites make passkeys their default security option, it's likely you'll be prompted to set them up to help secure your accounts. Read more...

The key to victory is simple: Trust the upward trend. Do not fight the financial tide. If you're betting against the market moving higher, you’ve fallen for the most expensive lie. Read more...

Morgan Housel explores how emotions, expectations, and the meaning of “enough” shape our relationship with money, happiness, risk, and true financial freedom. Read more...

When it comes to estate planning, most people think of dividing up financial assets and determining which child gets the family heirlooms, but there's so much more to consider. Journals, secure records, passwords for all of your online accounts, and even cellphone camera galleries, among others. Read more...

Setting your child up for life doesn’t require a windfall — just time, consistency and a willingness to think beyond bonds and birthday cards. Read more...

The federal government is approaching a shutdown that would suspend many federal agencies and workers, and delay some government functions. Read more...

Employers say they are facing the biggest increase in health costs in more than a decade — almost 9 percent on average. Workers’ best option, experts say, is to carefully weigh various plans. Read more...

College costs in 2024–25 rose 2.5%–3.9%, but grant aid lowered net prices. Sticker prices vary widely by state, with Vermont highest and Florida among the lowest Read more...

Americans consider their digital assets as highly valuable, but few are caring for these assets in their digital estate planning. Read more...

Congress introduced a new class of tax-advantaged savings vehicles for minors known as Trump accounts. Read more...

You may be able to take new tax deductions when you file your taxes next year. Here's more info. Read more...

Learn about catch-up contributions to retirement plans. Discover strategies to maximize catch-up contributions and boost retirement savings in your 50s. Read more...

Markets are supposed to look forward; plenty of investors look back instead. Read more...

Here is why it's important to get financial advice from accredited professionals instead of online gurus. Read more...

Waiting until tax filing season could mean paying more taxes than required. Learn more about 7 key steps you can take to save you money at tax time. Read more...

Parents of children in kindergarten through high school are spending an average of $144, and that’s coming as families are feeling financial stress. Read more...

Here is what the most successful families are doing to facilitate healthy family dynamics and grow their wealth across generations. Read more...

For most Americans planning international trips, this is the kind of travel insurance that’s a must. Here's what to know. Read more...

A recent market whipsaw is a reminder: risk tolerance isn’t static. Use Protect, Live, Grow, and Give to align your portfolio with life’s changes. Read more...

Statistics show 80% of business owners have most of their wealth tied up in the business. Here are 3 financial diversification strategies for the small business owner. Read more...

President Trump signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) on July 4, 2025. Read more...

Nearly 40% of Gen Z and millennials say they have a friend who drives them to overspend, according to data from Credit Karma, and while dining out and birthday celebrations often lead to profligate spending, weddings and bachelor and bachelorette parties are particular pain points. Here's how to address it. Read more...

The Big Beautiful Bill changes your estate planning. What should you do now? What is different? More access (SPATs and DAPTs), more flexibility, non-grantor trusts. Read more...

People don't throw each other under the bus in healthy workplaces, says Skillsoft VP Leena Rinne. Favoritism and competition can lead to workplace toxicity, hindering engagement and innovation, she says. Culture comes from the top, so leaders must become comfortable making mistakes, Rinne argues. Read more...

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Patience is the single most important skill for building long-term wealth. The data is clear: Those who stay invested, resist emotional reactions, and let compounding work its magic are rewarded over time. The next time markets get rocky, remember: Your greatest advantage is the ability to wait. Read more...

Patience is the single most important skill for building long-term wealth. The data is clear: Those who stay invested, resist emotional reactions, and let compounding work its magic are rewarded over time. The next time markets get rocky, remember: Your greatest advantage is the ability to wait. Read more...

Whether it’s jewelry that’s been in the family for generations or your mother’s recipe book, sentimental and heirloom pieces are just as important a component of legacy planning as bank accounts. Disagreements over who gets to keep the family photos can wreak just as much havoc on familial relationships as those over money. Read more...

Escalating fighting in the Middle East has introduced another element of uncertainty for the global economy, leaving investors large and small on edge. Here is what to do, and not do, during times like these. Read more...

A new survey from Generali Global Assistance suggest American travelers are more cautious than they’ve been at any time since the pandemic. Why less is more this summer. Read more...