Personal Finance
Quantum Computing Is Coming for Your Passwords—Here’s What to Do Before That Happens
Future hackers may already be collecting your data—strengthen your security before it’s too late.
How to Spot a Costly Social Security Scam
The SSA and nationwide financial fraud experts are teaming up to thwart scammers targeting the program, and to protect SSA recipients.
Here's How to Get Your Teen Investing for the Long Haul
Young Americans say they’re eager to build investment experience, with 70 percent of teens aged 13-17 saying they’re “extremely interested in investing” and the sooner the better, according to a new study.
What Happens to Your Online Accounts When You Die—and How to Make Sure Your Family Isn’t Left Scrambling
Without a digital legacy plan, loved ones may be locked out of online accounts, financial assets, and personal files after you die.
How to Tighten Your Belt While Spending With Joy: Financial Planner
Advice on managing your household budget amid economic shifts.
Working While You’re Collecting Social Security
Early Social Security claims may shrink your benefits—here’s what to know before you file.
US Retirees Need a Financial Plan, Before It's Too Late - Here's a Blueprint
Retirement financial plans that prove most resilient are developed earlier in life than most would anticipate.
Bridging the Medicare Gap: Affordable Health Insurance Strategies for Early Retirees in 2026
Retiring in 2026 could mean thousands more in Medicare premiums—unless you know the right strategy.
Health Savings Accounts Are a Great Way to Use Pre-Tax Dollars for Medical Care—Here's How
Here are a few more facts and features on HSAs, so potential program consumers can get a better grip on what HSAs offer, and what financial risks they bring to the table.
As Social Security Trust Funds Run Dry, Here Are 3 Things to Know
Here are three "must know" factors about the Fund and how they impact Social Security payments going forward.
Protecting Your Purchasing Power: A 2026 Guide to TIPS Versus I-Bonds
Inflation still threatens fixed incomes in 2026; this guide explains how TIPS and I-Bonds can help protect your purchasing power.
Use These Travel Blogger’s Tips to Protect Your Tickets Amid Uncertainty in the Aviation Industry
Airlines are raising fares and cutting flights amid higher jet fuel prices.
Looking Beyond the 4 Percent Rule: Modern Retirement-Drawdown Strategies
The 4 percent rule may be outdated—consider guardrails, buckets, or income floors to protect your retirement.
Americans Are Paying $25,000 a Year in Household Bills—and These Expenses Are the Biggest
When it comes to handling household bills, some expenses are bigger than others. These monthly bills represent the biggest offenders. The good news? Those same bills can be minimized.
Renting May Be the Better Option Amid Cultural Shift Away From Home Ownership: Financial Planner
Too many young adults feel left out of the housing market. With historically high barriers to home ownership, NTD spoke with Lawrence Sprung for some timely advice.
3 Financial Realities You'll Need to Know When Taking Social Security at Age 62
There are a few realistic scenarios where taking Social Security payouts at age 62 works in your financial favor.
The Retirement Partnership: Why Couples Need a Different Plan Than Individuals
Strategic retirement income planning for couples.
3 Smart Savings Moves to Make With Your Tax Refund
People often make a big mistake with their income tax refund, but do not look at the money strategically.
The 70/20/10 Defense: A ‘Bare-Bones’ Budget Template for 2026 Economic Volatility
A budget strategy for times of economic turbulence.
Consumers Often Not Blowing Their Budget, but Losing Track of It: Analyst
Lawrence Sprung, the founder of Mitlin Financial, offers actionable tips for cleaning up their financial messes.
Quantum Computing Is Coming for Your Passwords—Here’s What to Do Before That Happens
Future hackers may already be collecting your data—strengthen your security before it’s too late.
How to Spot a Costly Social Security Scam
The SSA and nationwide financial fraud experts are teaming up to thwart scammers targeting the program, and to protect SSA recipients.
Here's How to Get Your Teen Investing for the Long Haul
Young Americans say they’re eager to build investment experience, with 70 percent of teens aged 13-17 saying they’re “extremely interested in investing” and the sooner the better, according to a new study.
What Happens to Your Online Accounts When You Die—and How to Make Sure Your Family Isn’t Left Scrambling
Without a digital legacy plan, loved ones may be locked out of online accounts, financial assets, and personal files after you die.
How to Tighten Your Belt While Spending With Joy: Financial Planner
Advice on managing your household budget amid economic shifts.
Working While You’re Collecting Social Security
Early Social Security claims may shrink your benefits—here’s what to know before you file.
US Retirees Need a Financial Plan, Before It's Too Late - Here's a Blueprint
Retirement financial plans that prove most resilient are developed earlier in life than most would anticipate.
Bridging the Medicare Gap: Affordable Health Insurance Strategies for Early Retirees in 2026
Retiring in 2026 could mean thousands more in Medicare premiums—unless you know the right strategy.
Health Savings Accounts Are a Great Way to Use Pre-Tax Dollars for Medical Care—Here's How
Here are a few more facts and features on HSAs, so potential program consumers can get a better grip on what HSAs offer, and what financial risks they bring to the table.
As Social Security Trust Funds Run Dry, Here Are 3 Things to Know
Here are three "must know" factors about the Fund and how they impact Social Security payments going forward.
Protecting Your Purchasing Power: A 2026 Guide to TIPS Versus I-Bonds
Inflation still threatens fixed incomes in 2026; this guide explains how TIPS and I-Bonds can help protect your purchasing power.
Use These Travel Blogger’s Tips to Protect Your Tickets Amid Uncertainty in the Aviation Industry
Airlines are raising fares and cutting flights amid higher jet fuel prices.
Looking Beyond the 4 Percent Rule: Modern Retirement-Drawdown Strategies
The 4 percent rule may be outdated—consider guardrails, buckets, or income floors to protect your retirement.
Americans Are Paying $25,000 a Year in Household Bills—and These Expenses Are the Biggest
When it comes to handling household bills, some expenses are bigger than others. These monthly bills represent the biggest offenders. The good news? Those same bills can be minimized.
Renting May Be the Better Option Amid Cultural Shift Away From Home Ownership: Financial Planner
Too many young adults feel left out of the housing market. With historically high barriers to home ownership, NTD spoke with Lawrence Sprung for some timely advice.
3 Financial Realities You'll Need to Know When Taking Social Security at Age 62
There are a few realistic scenarios where taking Social Security payouts at age 62 works in your financial favor.
The Retirement Partnership: Why Couples Need a Different Plan Than Individuals
Strategic retirement income planning for couples.
3 Smart Savings Moves to Make With Your Tax Refund
People often make a big mistake with their income tax refund, but do not look at the money strategically.
The 70/20/10 Defense: A ‘Bare-Bones’ Budget Template for 2026 Economic Volatility
A budget strategy for times of economic turbulence.
Consumers Often Not Blowing Their Budget, but Losing Track of It: Analyst
Lawrence Sprung, the founder of Mitlin Financial, offers actionable tips for cleaning up their financial messes.