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While few Americans consider themselves wealthy, at least they’re talking about money more.

Inflation's downtrend may not be as straightforward as some investors think, according to Charles Schwab. The brokerage firm pointed to elements that could push prices higher, like Trump's tariffs and tax cuts. Strategists highlighted four things that could signal if inflation will pick up momentum.

Worried about blowing your holiday budget? People with higher incomes who work or travel a lot feel pressure to perform around the holiday season, leading them to spend more than even their big budgets allow. Ask these questions to get back on track:

Tax changes are coming, and here are just a few. Trump's 2017 tax law is nearing expiration, so change is coming even if Trump and the Republications do not tax action.

These 10 common habits of happy retirees are a road map for people who want to achieve the same happiness. Today's behaviors push your life towards tomorrow's happiness.

You can't change the beginning of the story in your financial plan—but you can change the ending.

Readers are concerned that some campaign proposals will put Social Security’s finances on thinner ice, endangering their payments. Here are answers to money-related questions in the wake of the presidential election.

Uncertain chapters are ahead, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary for Barron's.

Conversations about money with loved ones can be downright awkward, especially around the holiday season. While it might seem easier to avoid the topic, being honest and transparent with loved ones might actually be better for your relationships.

Americans are increasingly relying on government assistance — and it reflects a shifting economic landscape.