Author: Russ Wiles, Arizona Republic

Americans have accumulated more than $1 trillion in student loan debts. Are there strategies to pay it off more efficiently?

Financial planning often is too complicated, and personal, to generalize. These rules of thumb offer insights on decisions about real estate, stocks.

Low interest rates are making mortgage refinancing more popular. But there are some tax and other risks to consider.

The roughly 20% decline for large stocks in October 1929 actually wasn’t market’s worst month ever, but the drop incited nearly 3 years of selling.

This FDIC fund now holds a record $107 billion, enough to cover 1.4% of insured deposits. The ratio fell below 0% in 2009 and 2010.

Just three months remain in 2019. To shore up your money situation, consider these timely seasonal tips dealing with taxes, savings and more.

It’s wise for retirees and those saving for retirement to ponder some key questions while the economic backdrop remains favorable.

Unhappiness over high fees, inappropriate investment options and other issues have led to a spike in lawsuits in recent years, according to a study.

You don’t want to strive so hard to pare income or capital gain taxes that it leads you to make unsound decisions, in pursuit of iffy rewards

Here’s what you should know about investing in bonds. Prices have headed higher for nearly four decades but the good times will eventually end