
How to budget realistically for home repairs | Liz Weston
Every part of a house has a relatively predictable life span. Knowing when your roof, furnace, floors and even pipes will wear out can help...
Every part of a house has a relatively predictable life span. Knowing when your roof, furnace, floors and even pipes will wear out can help...
Your credit score won’t suffer if you have a lot of credit cards and generous credit limits, though many people think that’s the case. Personal...
Personal finance columnist Liz Weston answers questions on student loan relief, what to do with stimulus checks and retirement funds in a volatile market.
A bad stock market is unsettling for any investor. For retirees and near-retirees, though, bad markets can be dangerous. Stock market losses early in retirement...
Liz Weston, a certified financial planner, answers readers on checking accounts and tax credits for hybrids.
Why you're better off in the long run just diving in and not trying to time the stock market. And look out for tax-prep companies...
Liz Weston, a certified financial planner, answers readers' questions on the FDIC insurance limits for bank accounts and donating to charities.
Liz Weston, a certified financial planner, answers your personal finance questions.
Getting a full-time job would allow retiree to suspend Social Security benefits; part-time work would at least help ease the 401(k) drain.
Car buying has changed enough that leasing may no longer be the costliest option. In some situations, leasing could be the most sensible. Here's why.