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What could possibly be stressing us out if the employment rate is low, there’s no inflation, and everyone has disposable income?  Or are we being manipulated...

Democrats have started to accept the economic improvements...

...the good 'ol American consumer refused to live within their means again!

...confidence measures of finances and buying were the strongest in more than 34 years of weekly surveys.

“The state of housing in 2020 will depend on whether home builders bring more affordable homes to the market,”

The old rules simply do not apply any longer...as Morningstar warned, parents have to choose between their own future, or their children’s future...

Presumably this survey was undertaken before the latest downturn in stocks amid global pandemic concerns.

The 694k SAAR is the lowest since July (as new home sales fall for the 3rd month in a row)...

With debt levels rising globally, economic growth on the long-end of the cycle, earnings growth weak, valuations high, and potential risk of a recession, the uncertainty of retirement plans has risen markedly...

Since 2010, the IRS has been tasked with doing more with less resources, but the reality is that the IRS cannot do more audits with less resources...

Way too many people out there see no need to build up a substantial financial cushion because they have a tremendous amount of faith in the system...

Money and education don’t always go hand-in-hand, but it doesn’t hurt to sway the odds in your favor by studying hard at college...

Here we go again...

“America is facing a dire housing shortage condition,”

Across all five state retirement systems, typical career workers pay for about 5% of the cost of their pension benefits...

There are some indications that they might be and that’s not good news for an economy built on consumers spending money they don’t have...

...and the price cuts didn't do much to improve sales, which fell by 12%...

“Leave California or bust!”

"The Sussexes will not use their HRH titles as they are no longer working members of the Royal Family."

The 15 wealthiest nations combine for 84.3% of global wealth...