When life throws the unexpected your way, will you be ready or reaching for your credit card? Consumer Investigator Rachel ...

Panic, dread and confusion are running high as President Donald Trump made good on his promise to impose tariffs on imported ...

When you've worked hard to save up an emergency fund, it can be really frustrating when all the money suddenly disappears.

Now is a good time to emergency-proof your finances. It's helpful to have a plan, whether it's for a personal emergency, a hurricane, or a a global economic crisis.

A good goal would be to have $72,000 in an interest-bearing savings account or in multiple staggered short-term CD accounts ...

An emergency fund is crucial for financial stability, ideally covering 3 to 6 months of basic expenses. Discover realistic ...

Central Ohio school districts have been speaking out against the state budget for months now, but a so-called "claw back" ...

Spendvesting: The Multipl report highlighted a growing trend among Indian millennials and Gen Z, known as "spendvesting" — a ...

A new survey from EQ Bank finds Canadians are adjusting their spending habits amid economic uncertainty and pausing on larger ...

I am 60 years old and want to build a new house for $700,000. We have $1.5 million in 401(k) plans, including $500,000 in Roth funds, which I could withdraw to pay a big chunk of the house. We have a ...

We know that having a $1,000 in emergency savings cuts in half the likelihood of a costly retirement loan or early withdrawal ...

More Americans are tapping into their 401(k) to make ends meet — treating it more like an emergency fund than a retirement savings plan. Hardship withdrawals are running 15% to 20% above the ...