Health Savings Account (HSA) vs. Flexible Spending Account (FSA): What to Know Before You Enroll

One big advantage HSAs have over FSAs is that they let you invest the money in them that you aren't using, giving it the ...
AOL

Here’s Why Putting Your Savings in the Market Could Backfire — and What To Do Instead

You don’t need a financial expert to tell you that saving money is essential. From retirement to a rainy day, you need money stored up to get you through the hard times and the good times — and ...

3 Reasons You Risk Running Out of Money in Retirement -- And What to Do About Them

Healthcare expenses tend to eat up a lot of retirees' budgets. They also have a tendency to rise over time and at a faster ...
Kiplinger

I Have $150,000 That I Don’t Need Anytime Soon, but I Don’t Want To Put It in the Market. What Should I Do?

Question: I have $150,000 that I don't need anytime soon, but I don't want to put it in the stock market. What should I do? Answer: If you're looking for a risk-free place to store your money, my best ...
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Here’s How Much Money Each Generation Saved in 2024 — How Do Your Savings Compare?

According to New York Life’s 2025 New Year Outlook Wealth Watch survey, Americans set out to save $8,505.89 on average in ...
MarketWatch

This is what a prominent behavioral economist and Duke professor says is the real secret to saving more money

Even in an era where a number of savings accounts pay upwards of 4%, Americans aren’t saving enough. While pros recommend having at least three to six months of essential expenses socked away in a ...

The Fed Cuts Rates By A Quarter Point. What It Means for Your Money

Here’s what the Federal Reserve rate cuts mean for your money.

Pay Attention to Your Savings Now, Just Before the Fed Considers a Rate Cut

To ensure that your cash is getting the best return, compare the options among high-yield savings accounts and C.D.s.