There are two key methods you can use to make sure you’re out of debt within a decade.
Author: Dan Caplinger, The Motley Fool
Social Security’s latest report reveals a glaring omission
The latest report on Social Security’s trust funds reveals that there is a lack of public representation on the governing body.
Try these 2 stocks that will cut you a check every month
Monthly dividend stocks have gotten increasingly popular with investors who need to live off the income their portfolios generate.
Student loans: You can pay with a credit card, but should you?
Some cards offer a quick way to make payments or consolidate debt, but there are risks.
Why Stamps.com, Campbell Soup and Diplomat Pharmacy slumped Friday
Friday was a good day for the market but it couldn’t save Stamps.com, Campbell Soup and Diplomat Pharmacy from big losses. Find out why.
What investors can learn from George H.W. Bush’s presidency: A Foolish Take
George H. W. Bush’s presidency faced its share of challenges, yet it also stands as a reminder of the resiliency of the financial markets.
How to max out your retirement savings in 2019
The IRS raised 2019 contribution limits on popular retirement savings plans such as the IRA, SIMPLE IRA and 401(k).
The bull market for dividends is still strong: A Foolish Take
U.S. companies are flush with cash, and they’ve been more likely to return it to their shareholders through either dividends or stock repurchases.
Here’s why your Social Security taxes might go up in 2019: A Foolish Take
Some taxpayers will see as much as a $279 jump in the amount of tax they have to pay on Social Security. Find out if you’re one of them.