Do you want to save for the long term while paying down your bills? With a little planning and prioritizing, you can do both.

Whether you’re paying for a car, a refrigerator, or a new pair of skis, here are five questions to think through before you take on debt.

It can be tough to bring up finances with your elderly parents. Here are four ways to start the conversation.

First, set your financial goals. Then comb that budget to find more money for them this year.

As you get older, are you ready for the possibility that you’ll need to pay for long-term care? Whether it’s a skilled nursing facility, assisted-living, or in-home help, the price tags can be high.

You can figure out how to manage debt, including paying off the debt you have, to help reach your financial goals.

Understand the factors that make up a credit score and know how to check your credit score to help build your financial foundation.

Multiple retirement accounts may mean multiple investment decisions, statements, fees, emails, and more. Learn how to combine accounts to make it easier to manage your retirement savings.

Updates to max retirement account contributions for 2023 give you more options to boost your savings.

Financial planning—for retirement, health care, and beyond—may offer tax-saving strategies to help trim what you owe.