Leading up to the presidential election, there was a lot of news coverage about celebrities threatening to leave the country if their preferred candidate didn’t win. It remains to be seen how many ...

Where did it all go wrong? Jefferson's upscale home, which she’s lived in since 2002, is more than just a roof over her head — it represents a lifetime of hard work. As a nurse, Fox 26 reports she was ...

Those who depend on Social Security for that extra boost to their post-career incomes may experience a jolt when they see an increase. Social Security is giving a raise to retirees next year. This ...

Tax planning is an often overlooked aspect of retirement income planning, but it can help you get the most out of your savings. One tax strategy is to take advantage of the different tax treatments ...

It’s hard to imagine how a haunting can be confirmed, but according to an analysis by Zillow, four U.S. states have real estate disclosure laws that mention paranormal activity. New York courts can ...

When you buy I bonds, you can choose when you want to pay federal income tax on the interest you earn. You can pay it annually, or you can defer it until your bonds mature. If you've chosen to defer ...

The $21 million special assessment fee for the Brickell buildings stems from the findings of a structural integrity reserve study (SIRS). The law defines it as a study of the reserve funds required ...

Deciding whether to focus on a job search or channel your funds into a side hustle comes down to balancing security with opportunity. A new job can provide long-term stability and financial ...

Headline inflation has eased in the U.S., but according to economist and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, soaring prices may not be over — especially in light of Donald Trump’s recent ...

Each year, the IRS releases updated guidance on how much individuals can contribute to their 401(k)s. In addition to the standard amount, anyone who’s at least 50 years old can contribute additional ...

Retirement is a time for Americans to live the life they’ve dreamed of — or at least what's affordable — and that can sometimes mean leaving the U.S. behind. Imagine trading city views and high prices ...

Turning 65 in the U.S. means finally being able to rely on Medicare covering most of your health expenses. But before you join the 67 million Americans enrolled in Medicare, it’s important to ...