As of Nov. 4th, financial advisors must comply with a long-awaited overhaul of the rules formarketing their businesses, ushering in a new era in the wealth management industry.

Stocks are down, bonds are down, and as a result, retirement savings for young and old alike have taken a brutal hit—but experts say there are ways to get back on track.

The dream of owning a home was pushed further out of reach when mortgage rates doubled this year. Carrying a credit-card balance or borrowing money for a car are also significantly more expensive. Returns on saving accounts, on the other hand, are slowly improving.

The number of job openings in the U.S. increased to 10.7 million in September, reversing a sharp decline in August and scuttling hopes that recent Federal Reserve rate hikes would help cool the American labor market. Scott Duba provides input.

The warnings have been ominous: The high-flying pandemic-era housing market might turn out to be a bubble. Scott Duba provides input.

Jason Noble provides input on extra costs that can have a substantial impact on your financial investments over time.