Dana George

If you have access to an HSA, it's important to know that, once you die, the account isn't treated like other assets. Here's what to plan for.

Given the rate of inflation, 2027 cost-of-living adjustments are expected to be higher than in recent years.

Can I retire in five years with $1.1 million in a 401(k) and a paid-off $475,000 home? The answer depends entirely on your circumstances. For example, if you already have $800,000 sitting in your 401(k) and that account earns an average annual rate of 7%, you wouldn’t have to invest a penny more, but you ... I want to retire at age 62 in 5 years with $1.1 million in a 401(k) and a paid-off $475K home; is this possible?

There's no reason to let inflation get the best of your retirement account. Do this instead.

Unless humanity enters another Stone Age, technology will continue to advance. Here's how you can profit from that knowledge.

Given the number of Americans who receive Social Security benefits, it would be shocking if the Social Security Administration didn't occasionally get it wrong.

For long-term investors, waiting out a hot market hasn't made much sense. The older I get, the more I seek historical perspective.

Even if today's rate of inflation isn't the worst you've ever experienced, it can make it tougher to build wealth.

You can't control inflation, but you may just be able to outsmart it. Like many nearing retirement age, I find myself concerned about finances.

Inflation can sneak up on you, depleting your bank account before you're quite sure what happened. However, you can take control.