Dina Sartore-Bodo

Adequately saving for retirement has become a significant struggle in the last few years.

The president says if you retire with less than $500,000, you'll still be rich. Maybe so—but can you afford to live in your house?

Mortgage rates ticked up again at the start of May, keeping rates hovering in a low 6%, but nowhere near where buyers are hoping for.

When it comes to where to put your money, the choice between real estate and the stock market isn't clear—unless you're patient.

Mortgage rates ticked down this week, keeping rates hovering in a low 6%, but nowhere near where buyers are hoping for.

More Americans are living into their 90s than ever before, but most are financially unprepared to do so. Is your home a lifeline?

Americans are living longer, and while a longer life may seem ideal, the reality is that careful financial planning is required to sustain a lifestyle for 30 years past retirement

Mortgage rates ticked down this week, keeping rates hovering in a low 6%, but nowhere near where buyers are hoping for.

Mortgage rates spiked up 15 basis points this week as the war in Iran continues and inflation rises to new heights this year.

Mortgage rates climbed to a new nine-month high Thursday as inflation fears outweighed fledgling investor optimism over the prospect of a peace deal with Iran.