Deciding how to time Social Security – take early benefits, wait till retirement age or hold off till age 70 – is a tricky decision.

Your favorite child is usually your favorite for a reason, but that doesn’t  mean that s/he is best suited to be your executor.

Galley hand? Switchboard operator? Vegetable girl? Readers share their very first job experience and their first boss — what’s yours?

What do you do when you misjudged or miscalculated your tax liability for the year, and, surprise, you owe Uncle Sam big bucks?

¿Está abrumado por las facturas de las tarjetas de crédito por haberse pasado con las compras navideñas? Aquí le mostramos cómo subsanar el daño causado por las secuelas de su tarjeta de crédito.

Are you overwhelmed by the credit card bills for overindulgent holiday shopping? Here’s how to repair the damage from your credit card hangover.

Here are some easy-to reach financial New Year’s resolutions that can help retirees make the most of precious post-retirement dollars.

Retirement doesn’t mean you no longer have to worry about taxes. Quite the opposite – it’s a time when you need to pay extra attention to taxes.

Tax and finance experts list ways to give to charities and cut your tax bills at the same time, ahead of Giving Tuesday November 28.

Protéjase de los mensajes de texto falsos de los estafadores (llamados “smishing” por “phishing por SMS”).

Protect yourself from phony texts from scamsters (called “smishing” for “SMS phishing”).

Financial planners warn against seeking retirement guidance after turning in the paperwork – start the countdown to retirement early with these tips.

Stay or switch Medicare plans? Experts say not to rush the decision and to check prescription plans first.

Going back to school for certificate programs can help retirees land full or part time jobs to bring in extra income or to keep busy.

Looking for more retirement income? Try thinking outside the box with some creative ways to earn extra income with these ideas.