Finances

Most high-yield savings accounts are online, with no physical presence. Many offer an APY that may be significantly higher than what you can earn at a traditional bank.

Between paper forms, tax software and tax professionals, you’ve got lots of options when it comes to preparing and filing your return. One may be a better fit than another.

Venturing out into the cold to look at homes may not sound like the most appealing exercise, but it could really pay off for your wallet.

Most people should have a will, but many people avoid making one. Here are easy steps to help you accomplish this important task.

Pro tips for differentiating between the many 529 savings plans that are available to families who want to proactively save for their children’s education.

Great job! You’ve scored a raise at work. Take these steps to maximize your windfall and improve your financial situation.

Personal Capital is a robo advisor that gives clients access to human financial professionals, a perk that could help investors lower costs.

Bullet journals can be effective personal finance tools. Here, how to use a bullet journal for budgeting.

Financial therapy studies your past and current money patterns to improve your life. A financial therapist explains how financial therapy can help you.

Borrowing and lending between relatives can be unexpectedly emotional. Here are some tips for setting healthy boundaries and implementing damage control.