Some people approach finances with vague intentions rather than concrete plans. They hope things will work out and assume they’re on track. But hope isn't a strategy.

Americans typically score poorly in financial literacy tests. Yet they're on their own when it comes to making major financial decisions, from funding their retirement to buying a home, two economists ...

In their twenties, many young adults are making money mistakes that could haunt their financial future for decades. Welcome to your twenties, a decade often characterized by new freedoms, fresh starts ...

Credit card balances are up, but so are many borrowers’ paychecks. U.S. consumers collectively owe an eye-popping $1.17 trillion in credit card debt — a record — according to estimates the Federal ...

Founders chasing global scale often overlook their most powerful leadership lever. When finance moves from manual reporting to real-time intelligence, it stops being a bottleneck and starts shaping ...

Personal finance expert Suze Orman has spent decades helping people build financial security and confidence. Over the years, she has developed a set of guiding principles that have shaped her own ...

NJBIZ once again presents our list of business professionals who are doing great work without making headlines. The individuals profiled here have either completed difficult tasks, are working on ...

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No one ever wants to look back in regret. But for many retirees, that’s the reality. Not to be a downer at this fresh start time of year, but it’s useful to hear retirees’ regrets — especially if ...