The Currency - Money

What if we told you that saving 1% more each month could be the difference between living the lifestyle you want and worrying about money during retirement? 

The S&P 500 index ballooned 10.16%, soaring to its strongest first quarter in five years. Let’s take off into this week’s money news. 

When working with wood, there’s a saying that you should always measure twice before making a cut – an approach that the Federal Reserve has also apparently taken by repeatedly re-measuring and re-marking their line before firing up the saw.  

Learn the implications of missing the deadline for filing your tax return, including the consequences and options for filing your tax return late.

Portfolio management refers to the process of choosing the investments in a portfolio, whether an individual chooses their own investments or hires a financial expert to do so on their behalf. 

One thing that moved markets is US consumer prices, which came in hotter than expected in March.

There’s a traditional Southern dessert that’s so rich it’s dubbed “millionaire pie,” and the U.S. has the world’s biggest piece. Home to 37% of all millionaires, America is the leading country for private wealth creation and accumulation.

Income investing is a strategy of building an investment portfolio to generate a regular stream of income. 

With credit card offers arriving at your doorstep, you may wonder how many credit cards you should have. Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of multiple credit cards.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the US created more than 300,000 new jobs last month, significantly more than expected.

Global stocks rose in March, buoyed by generally solid readouts on economic growth and corporate earnings. Here's the recap on last month. 

One thing that moved markets is the expansion of manufacturing and services for the first time in 17 months, with notable improvements in new orders and production.