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Some recipients like new parents may qualify for additional funds during the 2022 tax season.

Build Back Better may still include changes to the $10,000 SALT limit, despite reports the measure may be out.

Growth rates among female, Black and Hispanic advisors outpaced growth among certified financial planners overall. But diversity still lags the U.S. population.

The Fed will raise interest rates this year. Here’s what that means for you.

Here’s how to discuss pay during the hiring process.

All third-round stimulus checks have been sent out. If you didn’t receive one, you will need to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit on your 2021 tax return.

It’s been one year since GameStop mania rocked the financial world. Experts say many investors have moved on.

Over 80 House and Senate members wrote a letter to the president urging his administration to release the memo outlining his authority to cancel student debt.

The Covid-19 pandemic exposed how vulnerable older workers can be to income shocks. Google and AARP are launching new digital training to help change that.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is asking consumers for input on so-called “junk” fees from a broad array of financial entities.

Americans have been quitting their jobs in record numbers in recent months, with 4.5 million workers putting in their notice in November.

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a significant chunk of Americans to change the way they think about money.

The saver’s credit is a tax break for low- and moderate-income people saving for retirement. Here’s what to know about claiming the write-off.

While some couples “spend down” their assets to qualify for Medicaid, another option may be an annuity that converts assets into income.

Klarna is launching a physical card in the U.K. that lets users delay payments on their purchases, both in-store as well as online.

Frank Abagnale’s exploits as a con artist were profiled in the 2002 movie “Catch Me If You Can.” Here’s how he identifies potential scams.

Experts caution against moving your retirement investments out of stocks amid this week’s wild market fluctuations. But that doesn’t mean you should do nothing.

The S&P 500 stock index dipped into “correction” territory on Monday for the first time since 2020. What does that mean for investors?

If you don’t report crypto activity and face an IRS audit, you may be hit with interest, penalties or even criminal charges, according to tax experts.

An enormous bottleneck at the IRS is delaying 2021 tax refunds for millions of American as tax filing season gets underway.