Articles by Daniel de Visé
In recent years, the tech giants known as the Magnificent Seven have been the toast of Wall Street.
Between 2015 and 2024, the seven stocks collectively earned an eye-popping 698%, nearly four ...
Nearly half of older American workers expect to rely mainly on Social Security for income in retirement, according to a new report.
To many in the retirement industry, that is a worrisome statis...
A record number of consumers entered debt consolidation in the first half of 2026, with an average balance of about $40,000, according to one of the nations largest debt-management nonprofits.
Ne...
Federal regulators and policymakers have shepherded cryptocurrency from the fringes of investing into the mainstream, introducing digital assets to exchange-traded funds and retirement account...
Americans are retiring sooner than they expect, and most retirees wish they had done a better job saving.
Those are the conclusions of a new report from TIAA Institute, a research arm of the reti...
A new survey reaffirms an old paradox in retirement planning: American workers think they will need more than $1 million in savings to retire in comfort, but its a goal most of them dont expect to...
Americans are less concerned about dying and more perturbed by the financial implications of remaining alive.
Thats one finding from an annual survey by the Allianz Center for the Future of Retir...
A record number of adults under age 35 choose to live with their parents, Census data shows, rather than contemplate the increasingly tricky math of living on their own.
More than 25 millio...
Not long ago, the Internal Revenue Service boasted that taxpayers who called the agency could expect to reach a live agent in three minutes.
That may have been true a few years ago. It is not ...
American retirees are likely to outlive their savings in 41 states, according to a new report.
Surveys have shown that Americans fear running out of money in retirement more than they fear�...
