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If inflation is above what you’re earning in Treasurys, that part of your portfolio loses buying power. But, there are other investments that make up for it.

Nearly half of U.S. households who heat primarily with natural gas are projected to spend 30% more than last winter, according to a report.

Here are a few tips to protect yourself from rising costs.

If you're hoping to part with your work wardrobe because your future includes less time in an office, there are a number of selling and donating options.

Inflation is pushing up costs for housing, transportation and food, the largest expense categories for the average consumer.

Ark Investment Management's new exchange-traded fund is based on an index that excludes industries that may harm people or the planet.

The U.S. Treasury pays 7.12% annual interest on I bonds for the next six months. Here's how couples may maximize the $10,000 purchase limit.

TechCrunch via Yahoo Finance | Lucas Matney | Dec 8, 2021 Crowdfunding platform Kickstarter is making a big bet on the blockchain, announcing plans to create an open source protocol "that will essentially create a decentralized version of Kickstarter’s core functionality." The company says the goal is for multiple platforms to embrace the protocol, including,

Before you purchase a Medigap policy, you should make sure you understand their limitations and how they are priced.

The pandemic set some retirement savers back. Still, others have been able to put even more money aside.

Investors of all ages should be looking to add cryptocurrency to their portfolios, according to financial advisors at the 2021 CNBC Financial Advisor Summit.

There are several moves you can make now to help boost your savings and set yourself up for a good year ahead.

The Covid pandemic is complicating how federal officials adjust for seasonal labor patterns.

Requiring student loan borrowers to restart their payments will strip $85 billion from 18 million American families over the next year, an analysis shows.

The House Democrats’ spending package raises the SALT deduction limit to $80,000 through 2030. Here's how it may affect your tax bill.