It’s hard enough to watch your child leave for college. Now you also have to say goodbye to the tuition and fees tax deduction. Congress decided not to extend this $4,000 deduction for 2017, leaving…

Financial considerations for you and your family before accepting a new position.   People change jobs for a wide variety of reasons, including a higher salary, better opportunities, family concerns or a desire to relocate,…

Renting an apartment, condo, or house, leasing a piece of equipment, renting business property, or leasing a car all involve the common practice of renting something that is owned by someone else. This experience can…

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are a great way to pay for medical expenses, and since unused funds roll over from year to year, the account can also provide a source of retirement funds in addition…

It’s probably not news to you that most Americans simply don’t save enough for retirement. Nearly half (45 percent) of working-age households don’t have any retirement assets, according to the National Institute on Retirement Security….

Remember when parents, children and grandchildren all lived together in one home? Well, that trend has definitely returned. Almost 61 million Americans — or 19 percent of the population — live in homes that include…