Author: Russ Wiles, Arizona Republic

Nobody likes to see their account drop 4% or 5%, perhaps more, just a day or two after they put a big chunk of cash to work

Health outbreaks have pushed down stock prices before, but such scares don’t exert a permanent impact.

For some taxpayers, returns have become easier to prepare and file but various problems linger, including with the Internal Revenue Service.

It’s hard to envision 2020 turning out as nicely for stock-market investors as 2019 was, but several favorable factors remain in place.

A new federal law has been hailed for its retirement savings reforms. But while it makes tweaks to IRAs, it probably won’t make them more popular.

The economy looks like it’s in good shape heading into 2020. But what might go wrong? These are some contrarian and negative signs to beware of.

Nikola Corp. claims to have achieved ‘game-changing’ advancements in battery-cell technology for its hydrogen-electric trucks.

Americans have accumulated more than $1 trillion in student loan debts. Are there strategies to pay it off more efficiently?

Financial planning often is too complicated, and personal, to generalize. These rules of thumb offer insights on decisions about real estate, stocks.