Fed rate cuts may be reshaping borrowing costs, but reverse mortgages follow different rules than other loans.

Generally speaking, interest rate cuts are a positive for the economy and for equities, but not in every single declining-rate environment. In almost any market environment, people should consider ...

Who wins and who loses when the Fed rate changes? Here's how to protect your money and position your finances strategically ...

What will save you real money is to stop waiting on the Fed to lower rates. If you can’t clear your balance with one or two payments, see if you qualify for a zero-rate balance transfer card, which ...

The prospect of rate cuts stimulating the economy has Wall Street buzzing, but some advisory clients may not be so keen on ...

Retirees are on track to receive one of the largest Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) in decades. According ...

Sprott Focus Trust offers a 7.33% yield, focusing on value stocks with strong balance sheets at attractive valuations. Learn ...

Here’s what to know if you’re borrowing money, saving money, buying a house, selling a house, retired, invested in the stock market and more.

Interest rate cuts might be coming, which could affect everything from your credit card debt to your mortgage. It's smart to ...

When the dust settled on Capitol Hill and the One Big Beautiful Bill finally passed, most federal benefits emerged unscathed.

The dollar index (DXY00) on Wednesday fell by -0.24%. Wednesday's rebound in equity markets has curbed liquidity demand for the dollar. Losses in the dollar accelerated on Wednesday as the chances for ...

Paper checks are considerably costlier than electronic fund transfers (EFTs). Whereas a paper check costs the U.S. government about $0.50 to issue, an EFT costs less than $0.15. This should reduce ...