Gen Z, millennials favor these ‘alternative’ investments
Older investors like stocks. Younger investors prefer "alternatives."That is the takeaway from a new Study of Wealthy Americans, published in...
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How inflation is driving a Gen Z summer job surge
At 18, Michelle Chen covers her cell phone bills as well as school expenses. She squirrels away money for college....
Stuck in ‘parent trap,’ needing financial help, survey finds
The cost of living is hitting Generation Z. Nearly half of Gen Z adults say they get financial help from...
Should retirees trust bonds as a good investment in 2024?
Common wisdom dictates that as we steer our savings toward retirement, we should gradually bulk up on bonds.Bonds are supposed...
Finance apps are popular for budgeting. Also for cybercriminals
Americans are increasingly using financial apps to manage their money, but they need to be careful about which ones they...
These 5 tips are key
What does it mean to be smart with money? To be smart with money is to have a lot of...
How these Americans made millions out of nothing
Making millions of dollars with a fleet of ice cream trucks, or an eBay business, or a family roofing company,...
Financial infidelity can breed mistrust. Here’s how to come clean.
Welcome back to Uncomfortable Conversations About Money, a new series where we will tackle topics or situations around money that make you uneasy. We'll...
Do you need a million dollars to retire? A top economist says no.
If you want to retire in comfort, investment firms and news headlines tell us, you may need $1 million in...
How to build a million-dollar retirement if you’re already 50
If you're over 50 and nowhere near $1 million in retirement savings, you're probably feeling anxious.However, with discipline, consistency, and...
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