Author: Adam Shell, USA TODAY

Empty nesters should consider downsizing to a smaller home. Housing is one of the biggest expenses for most families and big homes are more costly.

Empty nesters can free up a lot of cash for themselves and their retirement investments once they get their kids settled and stop paying their bills.

What’s the secret to successful stock market investing? USA TODAY’s Adam Shell offers advice gleaned from two decades of covering the Dow’s swings.

Bringing up kids causes many Americans to fall behind on savings. With you kids now out of the house, here are steps to reboot retirement savings.

The Dow fell 660 points after Apple lowered its quarterly revenue outlook due to slowing iPhone sales in China, spooking stock market investors.

The Dow Jones industrial average began 2019 with a small gain. That increase followed an early plunge amid signs of a Chinese manufacturing slowdown.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closes out bruising 2018 with New Year’s Eve gains. U.S. stocks post biggest annual loss since 2008.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average looks to finish wild week with gains and first weekly gain since late November.

After the worst year for stocks in 10 years, where is the market headed in 2019? Wall Street pros are calling for a rebound. Here’s why:

Wall Street’s nearly 10-year-old bull is on the ropes. A dreaded bear market, while not quite official yet, is closing in.