Wealth

When Donald J. Trump was elected president in 2016, some people, many of them Democrats, talked about renouncing their United

The same logic can be applied to certain medical expenses. In 2019, you can deduct the portion of your expenses

H.S.A.s can be used for a variety of health and medical expenses, including dental care. The HSA Bank offers a

Investing is cheaper than ever. Trading is free, some index funds may as well be, and a diversified portfolio can

No longer can owners just buy a general insurance policy and leave it at that. The threat of more intense

For baby boomers who fretted about every aspect of their children’s lives, here’s another worry for the list: Their children

It has become the holy grail of philanthropy: measuring the impact of a charitable contribution. Donors don’t want their money

“First you need to figure out: What do I actually have? How much can I access?” says Willa Conway, who

When we first solicited reader stories of travel disasters, we immediately received four individual emails concerning Europcar, the rental car

(Families earning less than $26,000 a year can qualify for an “automatic zero” E.F.C., if they meet certain requirements.) The

Another factor, Ms. Hume said, may be confusion about how a 529 account affects a student’s chance of receiving need-based

One of the signature initiatives of Elizabeth Warren’s presidential campaign is a wealth tax that, she says, would pay for

The holidays are rapidly approaching, and even the best of us — those who have saved up for holiday shopping,

For example, from now through December, the Chase Freedom offers 5 percent back on both the spending you do at

This week, the Huntsman family — one of the most philanthropic in the United States — made a $150 million