Those who are near the cutoff for itemizing may employ an approach known as “bunching”, which makes it possible for taxpayers to itemize every other year.

Last week, many parts of the United States set new records for low temperatures. See what you know about historical weather events in the United States by taking this brief quiz.

A house is a big investment, so it’s important to do the research and develop some checklists that can help them compare and evaluate the options available to them.

A recent survey found that about one-third of Americans plan to retire in their current city. A key factor in decisions about where to retire is financial security.

See what you know about the Super Bowl and game day gatherings by taking this brief quiz.

Here is some basic information about RMDs. It is offered with the caveat that RMDs have complex rules.

The Los Angeles wildfires were still burning when this was written, and it’s not yet possible to understand the full economic impact of the event.

Personal finance includes managing your money as well as saving and investing. It encompasses budgeting, banking, insurance, mortgages, investments, and retirement, tax, and estate planning.

People around the world like to welcome the new year by putting on a bathing or wet suit and immersing themselves in cold water.

The English language has a lot of idioms about money. Test your knowledge of money idioms by taking this quiz.

Despite high interest rates, stubborn inflation, and wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, there was no stopping the global economy in 2024.

Dictionaries and publications have begun to share their “Word of the Year.” For 2024, Merriam-Webster Dictionary chose “polarization.” Here are some other notable words of the year.