Personal Finance

How much tax do you pay when you sell gold coins or a gold ETF?

Losing a spouse can also mean facing a higher tax bill, even with less income.

To separate rational from irrational spending and help you live your best life in those later years, NTD speaks with Lawrence Sprung.

Lawmakers are pursuing bipartisan processes, investment funds and payroll tax changes as trustees warn full retirement benefits could end in 2032 absent action from Congress.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the September Consumer Price Index report at 8:30 a.m. EDT on Oct. 14.

Smart tax moves before RMDs begin can help reduce future taxes and let you keep more of your retirement savings.

When choosing between retirement ages, the most common mistakes usually come from not looking at the full financial picture.

Credit card companies are more than willing to work things out and aid consumers in cutting card debt.

If you've claimed Social Security early, you may still have options to boost your future benefits.

Trillions of dollars are expected to pass from older Americans to younger generations over the next two decades.

Who qualifies for the $1,000 seed money, and how do you claim it for your child?

Entrepreneur, speaker, and bestselling author Amy Summers discusses setting structure and goals for employees.

Devyn Kern, real estate adviser with the Kantha Team at SERHANT, joins NTD to share tips on affordable home upgrades that can pay off at resale.

The latest distribution comes as recipients await a final decision on the 2027 cost-of-living adjustment and the program completes its decades-long increase in full retirement age.

Legislative experts say the legislation is a tough sell in Congress, but could be a good starting point for serious Social Security reform.

An income-related monthly adjustment amount surcharge can raise your Medicare premiums, but some increases can be appealed.

Home financing experts advise taking these steps.

Married couples can make a costly mistake by not understanding Social Security spousal benefits—especially in retirement, when every dollar counts.

What are the IRS rules for a family loan toward a home purchase down payment?

The earliest September payments go to two distinct sets of recipients.

How much tax do you pay when you sell gold coins or a gold ETF?

Losing a spouse can also mean facing a higher tax bill, even with less income.

To separate rational from irrational spending and help you live your best life in those later years, NTD speaks with Lawrence Sprung.

Lawmakers are pursuing bipartisan processes, investment funds and payroll tax changes as trustees warn full retirement benefits could end in 2032 absent action from Congress.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the September Consumer Price Index report at 8:30 a.m. EDT on Oct. 14.

Smart tax moves before RMDs begin can help reduce future taxes and let you keep more of your retirement savings.

When choosing between retirement ages, the most common mistakes usually come from not looking at the full financial picture.

Credit card companies are more than willing to work things out and aid consumers in cutting card debt.

If you've claimed Social Security early, you may still have options to boost your future benefits.

Trillions of dollars are expected to pass from older Americans to younger generations over the next two decades.

Who qualifies for the $1,000 seed money, and how do you claim it for your child?

Entrepreneur, speaker, and bestselling author Amy Summers discusses setting structure and goals for employees.

Devyn Kern, real estate adviser with the Kantha Team at SERHANT, joins NTD to share tips on affordable home upgrades that can pay off at resale.

The latest distribution comes as recipients await a final decision on the 2027 cost-of-living adjustment and the program completes its decades-long increase in full retirement age.

Legislative experts say the legislation is a tough sell in Congress, but could be a good starting point for serious Social Security reform.

An income-related monthly adjustment amount surcharge can raise your Medicare premiums, but some increases can be appealed.