Whether you're buying your first home or looking to purchase a vacation home or another property, it's important to determine how much debt you can comfortably take on and to compare mortgages to find the most appropriate option for your situation. The following tips can help:  

A large portion of the millennial generation has come of age during complex and challenging economic conditions. The older end of the generation entered the workforce just in time for the biggest market downturn and scariest job market in decades, while being saddled with more student loan debt than any previous generation.

If you’re not thinking about your taxes yet, you should be—identity thieves certainly are.

Spending the cold winter months someplace warm is a goal for many Americans—especially during their retirement years, once they're no longer tied to the office and have more free time for leisure-based pursuits.

With the end of 2015 approaching, it's time to begin organizing your finances for the New Year. We've put together a list of financial planning tips that warrant consideration.

The concept of Medicare can be murky for soon-to-be retirees. If you learn basic enrollment guidelines and some of the nuances of various Medicare plans, you'll be empowered with the knowledge you need to make better decisions—and avoid costly penalties. Here, we explore key points and address common questions about this federal health insurance program.