Devon Delfino

The procedure can be expensive, but there are options to cover those costs.

Giving birth or adoption can be extremely expensive. Here’s what you should know about how your health insurance fits in.

Installment loans let you borrow a lump sum of cash, which you have to repay over time, as is the case with personal loans and student loans, among other debt.

A personal line of credit lets you borrow money over time, rather than just once, but there can be downsides to this form of debt.

You may be able to get a personal loan with no job via a cosigner, co-borrower or another form of financing.

Personal loan eligibility criteria can vary from lender to lender, but you’ll generally need a good credit score and low debt-to-income ratio to gain approval.

It can be a useful and powerful tool to organize your debt, ideally at a lower interest rate, but it’s not always the best option.

Paying for health care in retirement is no holiday. Get a fix on the total number, and take some steps toward covering medical costs in your golden years.

Universal basic income can provide cash with no strings attached. But there may be caveats—and not everyone’s on board with the idea.

What do you “meme” the price went down after I bought it? Yes, this is a very risky kind of investment.

Life insurance can provide a way to plan ahead for retirement, particularly if you know how and whether to tap living benefits.

Both can provide an income in retirement, but they aren’t built the same.

There are lots of options out there, but not all of those will make sense for your unique circumstances, or be available to you.

A Keogh plan is a high-contribution retirement plan for the self-employed—but it comes at a steep cost.

Life insurance is meant to be a boon to your family when you die, but there are some benefits you can tap into your policy sooner if necessary.

A pension is a benefit plan that can provide a fixed income in retirement.

Both allow you to save for retirement, but there are differences you should know about.

You’d be surprised how much a retirement account can grow over time. Get in early.

Some investments are better than others during economic downturns.

Life insurance offers a way to protect your family financially upon your death. Different types of policies are available.

An irrevocable life insurance trust can hold your life insurance policy and help avoid estate taxes.

Stock markets tend to slide in a recession, but some companies hold up better than others.

With this system, the government would finance health care, providing affordable care for all Americans. But the potential price tag is hefty.

Mortgage life insurance can help ensure your family members have a roof over their heads—but there are drawbacks.

Life insurance can help protect your family when you die and earn you money in the meantime.

Variable universal life insurance is lifelong, pays a death benefit and has an investment component. Is it right for you?

Variable life insurance is a policy that pays out a death benefit and includes various investment options, subject to market volatility.

What it is, how it works and how the U.S. health care system stacks up.

Life insurance can come with tax advantages, but there are times when it’s taxable.

Just about anyone can buy this type of policy, even folks in poor health, but that easy access comes at a cost.

You can earn money through your whole life insurance policy, but there are downsides.

This type of permanent life insurance offers a lot of flexibility, but it comes at a price.

You can get home health care costs 100% covered if you meet the requirements.

It really depends on what your typical medical expenses are like, but having a high-deductible plan can be a good option for some.

Knowing the full range of costs you can use your HSA funds for can help you maximize savings.

How Much Does Medicare Cost?

Before you tap this tax-advantaged retirement account, make sure you know when a withdrawal can trigger taxes and penalties.

The best choice for your retirement savings may come down to how you want to deal with taxes now and when you retire.

Income limits for Roth IRAs have increased. Find out what they are and how much you can contribute to this type of retirement account.

Annuities can be useful in retirement by giving you a predictable income stream. But there are also some drawbacks.

Understanding the tax rules for this bedrock retirement income can help you plan better for your golden years.

When it comes to picking a date for life after work, timing is everything.

Taking out student loans can seem daunting. But the process is easier than you might think.

This federal student loan has been discontinued, but there are still implications—as well as other opportunities—for borrowers.

Here are the costs for public and private colleges, and advice for how to pay for it all.

The FAFSA might not be the only financial aid application you need to complete.