That's not the same as stopping checks, but that's cold comfort to the older Americans - fully half of them - who rely on Social Security for the majority of their living expenses. A 20% reduction in ...

The house was lost in the California fires. Our family's trust lawyer now says that, because the house is gone, the insurance proceeds and case settlement might now need to be split between my sibling ...

So far, though, Big Tech isn't backing down. Capital-expenditure growth spending from U.S. hyperscalers accelerated to 71% in the first quarter, with about $81 billion in spending, according to ...

The new rate for Series I bonds effective on May 1 may not shock you or tantalize you as an investment, but it may give you an alternative to stuffing cash under your mattress - or, even worse, ...

The Social Security Administration revised - again - its policy for clawing back overpayments in benefits, this time saying it would deduct 50% of benefit checks until an overpayment is recovered, a ...

My father left a life estate for my 85-year-old stepmother. The current market value is about $10 million. He used a crappy lawyer to set up a very boilerplate trust agreement and, because the ...

The U.S. job market is healthy, for now, or so it seems.

Buffett tested his theories rigorously. As a teenager, he convinced his congressman father to request hundreds of horse handicapping books from the Library of Congress, and, while other kids were ...

So whether you're wagering at Churchill Downs or investing your life's savings, take Buffett's advice: Allocate selectively, hold patiently and let time multiply your returns. More: Can anyone replace ...

By Quentin Fottrell 'I feel like I'm fiddling while Wall Street burns' Dear Quentin, It looks like a recession is on the horizon. Surely the time has come to take action. I've not ...

That lost $100,000 could save your sister $500,000.