One of the most underestimated parts of being a savvy investor is identifying and defending against financial abuse and exploitation. While seniors and those with disabilities are frequent targets, ...

Financial infidelity occurs when couples with combined finances lie to each other about money. For example, one partner may hide significant debts in a separate account while the other partner is ...

When Brad Klontz’s maternal grandfather went to his bank one day, he discovered all of his money was gone. His bank was one of the thousands of financial institutions that failed during the Great ...

If summer is a season of spontaneity and indulgence, then fall offers a counterpoint: It's a chance to get back on schedule, and back on budget. "Summer, with travel and no school, tends to be a ...

From no-cost investing to full-service advice, these are the best financial advisors of 2026 and what makes each one worth considering.

It’s important to consider the value of a financial advisor in retirement from a few different angles. There are unique aspects to retirement planning that you may not be prepared for, even if you ...

A wife with a habit of buying – and hiding – expensive shoes from her husband. A husband with a secret online gambling addiction. A partner racking up credit card debt for purchases the other partner ...

For more than a decade, Nicole Lapin has built a powerful personal brand as a financial expert, translating complex money ...

70% of Americans report feeling stressed about their financial situation, but many are still uncomfortable discussing personal finances. Financial psychologist Bradley Klontz said unconscious beliefs ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Joyce Marter covers mental health, financial mindset and leadership. During these times of economic uncertainty, it is common for ...

As we look ahead to the New Year, nearly half of Americans say they are feeling financially pressured. Forty-eight percent say they are more stressed at the end of this year than they were at the ...

In 2023, we admitted we do "girl math" and were inundated with deceiving TikTok economics. Then, in 2024, we committed ourselves to "loud budgeting." So, is this the year of the financial therapist?