The ballooning inflation rate in the U.S. may peak and stabilize within the next six to eight weeks, but the war in Ukraine has blurred predictions how the world’s economy will fare in the coming months.

There’s hope Congress will adopt some enhanced retirement savings legislation, as well as changes to capital and unrealized gains, wealth taxes, and new estate and trust rules that are included in President Joe Biden’s proposed budget.

The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 requires most brokers and consultants providing services to ERISA-covered group health plans to disclose to plan fiduciaries (typically, the plan sponsor), in writing, any and all direct or indirect compensation they receive.

A new study from the Million Dollar Round Table reveals that 56% of Americans want their finances to be handled by a mix of people, robo-advisors and other technological tools.

Diane Boyle, Senior Vice President for government relations for the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, is keeping up with all the changes and shares them in this presentation.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners approved a framework to bring consistency to long-term care insurance pricing, but carriers say the pilot program for the structure did not work.

Average HSA balances increased once again to $3,622. New accounts had relatively smaller balances, while older accounts had higher balances.

The world has changed dramatically since the pandemic began, and according to new U.S. Bank research, so has the way women manage their money.

Florida just became the largest state to require financial literacy for a diploma and several other states are considering similar measures or have laws on the books waiting to be enacted.

If you are going out this weekend and forgot how to make small talk, read up on these wine facts to impress your friends and dominate your enemies.