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When people hear the phrase “financial health,” they often picture high income, a perfectly balanced portfolio, or a retirement account with a very large number attached to it. In reality, ...

Discover how a daily money manager (DMM) can help with paying bills, managing records, and more. Ideal for seniors and busy ...

To put a fresh spin on an old saying, the kids might not be all right — at least when it comes to personal finance. A slew of new studies indicate that members of Gen Z are lagging behind previous ...

Pick one or two resolutions that will have the biggest impact on your financial situation and focus on those first.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tess Brigham (MFT, BCC) covers mental health in the workplace. Feb 18, 2025, 06:00am EST Younger generations are reshaping the ...

Americans consider $839,000 the new benchmark for financial comfort, according to a Charles Schwab survey. This amount is less than the $2.3 million Americans consider "wealthy," which allows for both ...

You know the feeling — you’re scrolling through social media, and someone your same age just bought a house, adopted a golden retriever and casually remodeled their kitchen all in the same week.

Almost 50% of American families are falling short on meeting their financial needs — unable to afford basic necessities like rent costs, groceries, or emergency healthcare on top of their other ...

Finding reasons to justify overspending can really take a toll on someone’s emotions. With nearly half of Americans admitting they’re not living within their means, according to a Wells Fargo study, ...