Personal loan interest rates are on the rise, reaching their highest rate since before the pandemic. Those with variable interest rates may have already seen their rates go up. Here's what you can expect.

Breaking up payments can make a big purchase seem cheaper, which can tempt you to overspend.

Thanksgiving is an appropriate time to discuss the “Turkey problem.” Thinking about the life experience of a Thanksgiving turkey has much to teach us about investment risk management and the automatic human response to our built-in tendency for our brains to see...

Allison Nichol Longtin and her husband were united in their love of planning and making plans work. And yet, they didn't have a plan for the worst-case scenario. When he died, there was no will. But there was life insurance.

Everybody should have someone that helps them establish and keep good financial habits

Keep the champagne on ice for now, but the people have spoken, and the message seems clear — we’ve gotten used to expensive gas, we’ve got jobs, and we’re in the holiday shopping spirit.

Because volatility and unpredictability go hand-in-hand, it can become all too easy for emotions to overtake reason if investors are not following a disciplined and repeatable investment process. That’s where access to a dedicated financial professional to meet your...

Fears of overpopulation and underpopulation are both overblown, says The Economist.

Problems, disasters or accidents are unpredictable. With insurance, both landlords and renters can avoid financial loss and get peace of mind.

If you're checking, chasing, and stock-picking, you may increase the odds of self-inflicted losses when the market is down.

Inflation remains stubbornly high. Uncertain energy costs combined with supply and demand mismatches mean higher prices could continue for a while, well beyond the end of 2022.

Peak interest rates will be higher than expected — but it will take longer to get there