Veronica Dagher

The standard advice is to do nothing, but there are some exceptions. A global market rout like the one on Monday is enough to make even the most Zen investors a little anxious about their money.

How the rival running mates manage their money and investments. The two candidates for vice president have little in common politically or financially.

It wasn't the avocado toast. Soaring home prices and smart investments have helped change the narrative for a generation once mocked for being perpetually behind.

The candidate’s finances spur debate on what we value in leaders and how we measure success.

Millions can potentially save money by refinancing, but many are waiting for rates to drop further, reasoning that mortgage rates are expected to keep falling.

Seven retirees open up about their finances and how they spend their time in the country.

Storms need only minutes to devastate people’s finances. Even residents with decent insurance and government support need years to recover.

Veronica Dagher and Katherine Hamilton 5 min read Storms like Hurricane Helene need only minutes to devastate people's finances.

At least 11 million people shoulder a double load of caring for their children and at least one adult, often a parent. As millennials start to hit middle age—and boomers near their 80s—the number is poised to surge.

As millennials start to hit middle age—and boomers near their 80s—the number of Americans caring for both older and younger generations is poised to surge.