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The decision about exactly when to claim your Social Security benefits is roiling households of baby boomers across the nation,...

If you work for a small business that does not offer health insurance, this column is for you. It falls...

You’d think that, in a world where so much information is readily accessible, people wouldn’t need much help gaining perspective...

My recent column on investors seeking safety resulted in many questions on my Ask Terry blog at TerrySavage.com. Obviously, many...

Worried about the stock market yet?  Perhaps you should be.  The price of stocks always reflects both the current business...

It’s “earnings season” again – the quarterly period when public companies report their profits, and more.  Both anticipation and results...

Bonds are traditionally viewed as the safest of investments. But that myth may be shattered in the months ahead, whether...

The stock market cheered signals that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this month. There was no complaint from...

Whether you’re trying to decide how to invest or considering the prospects for a better job, the economic outlook has...

Student loans are about to become a big political issue in the 2020 election. That’s a shame because it guarantees...

Your credit score affects almost every aspect of your financial life — not only the rate you will pay on...

The SEC has just passed a new regulation called the “best interest standard.” The title of the rule — and...

People buy lottery tickets with astronomical odds against winning.  (I must confess, I do that myself when the jackpot is...

If you have a child graduating college this spring, it’s quite an accomplishment — not only for them, but for...

The baby boom generation is getting a new name: The Loneliest Generation. About one in 11 Americans age 50 and...

There’s a bit of good news for those taking out student loans for the 2019-2020 school year, which begins this...

As America ages, it’s likely that more people will inherit  substantial Individual Retirement Accounts.  What you do next will make...

Congratulations, college grad. Your first challenge is finding a job, and perhaps a place to live. The second challenge is...

Americans are woefully uneducated about Social Security and Medicare — and that creates some expensive mistakes. Here are a few...

In a recent column, I mentioned the importance of tax planning for your retirement assets. We are living in a...