Keep adjusting your portfolio based on your income needs and spending goals. If there's a year when you want to take a big trip and do some home renovations, see if it's possible to work with your ...

Youve spent years saving and investing wisely so why is it still so hard to actually spend your money without guilt? Morgan Housel bestselling author of The Psychology of Money joins Jean Chatzky on ...

Getting in shape is always a popular New Year's resolution, but this year, many Americans are also making financial fitness a top priority. That way, they can get a better handle on their finances, as ...

Many retirees plan to spend their retirement savings quite frugally, according to a few recent reports and studies. For example, a recent survey report, “To Spend or Not to Spend” from BlackRock, ...

Rich folks tend to invest in retirement consistently, invest in education and take better care of their health by purchasing high-quality products and food.

Especially in our world of payday loans, credit cards, and e-commerce platforms online, it’s much easier for people to disconnect the pleasures of spending from the burdens of financial insecurity.

When I first became a mother, I quickly realized that every dollar matters. Between diapers, daycare, and saving for the future, the expenses pile up faster than you can say “family budget.” That’s ...

You have plenty of ways to spend DoD Health Care Flexible Spending Account money on eligible expenses. Here are some ...

With a $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot in the balance, it seems like half the nation is playing the lottery. And, as it turns out, that is more or less true. The average American spends $320 a year on ...

How does the federal government allocate the trillions of dollars it spends every year? According to polls, the government spends a lot of money on foreign aid and welfare. But of course those polls ...