This is my second time writing to you. It seems my previous plans to retire and move to the Philippines with my wife have ...

Investors are wary of stocks and earnings viewed through political fog Financial markets depend on confidence in data, in policy, and in how the two align. The first Friday of October came and went ...

The bottom line: We raise our fair value estimate for wide-moat Alphabet to $300 per share from $237 as we bake in faster ...

After struggling to buy a house for years, we've finally come across one that we really like. It's in a good area and has a decent price. The only problem is that it's got a bus stop directly in front ...

You can email The Moneyist with any financial and ethical questions at [email protected]. The Moneyist regrets he cannot reply to questions individually. Relationships thrive on proximity, and ...

The 10-year yield ended near 4% Friday. Its retreat since this summer increased demand for new mortgages loans. The below chart shows that roughly 20% of the outstanding U.S. mortgage market now ...

If you want to know why the Trump administration suddenly reversed course this week and brought 3,000 federal workers back from furlough to help with Medicare open enrollment, after earlier this month ...

Americans seem to be especially bothered by the fact so many businesses have their hand out for tips, from quick-serve restaurants to dog-grooming establishments and vehicle-repair shops. Consumers ...

The commonly cited headline CPI figure, 3%, is also above the Fed's target rate, but it's pretty meaningless. It just compares the prices in September with the prices in September of last year - so it ...

Little wonder that some of Wall Street's biggest brains are into gold.

Millions of Americans could be looking at higher health-insurance premiums and less food aid starting on Nov. 1. If the government shutdown stretches beyond October, experts warn that Nov. 1 could ...

Oversavers hold on tight to what they have. Millions of Americans aren't saving enough for retirement and lack the funds to retire comfortably. Then there are people who go too far. They stash away so ...