When Congress drags its feet and a government shutdown hits, it’s not just federal workers who feel the shock. Paychecks ...

As the government shutdown stretches into a second week, hundreds of thousands of federal employees are currently furloughed.

If the government shutdown that was triggered late Tuesday starts affecting the paychecks of service members, federal ...

Learn how couples can plan, save, and work together to handle financial surprises like job loss, illness, or emergencies without derailing long-term goals.

Sure, it wasn't fun dipping into our emergency fund, but it made a stressful situation manageable. We didn't have to panic or take on a payment we wouldn't be able to afford. That's what an emergency ...

And according to a new study, 64% of Americans say growing their emergency fund is a top priority, yet the median balance is ...

These days, it feels like everything is always teetering on the edge, doesn’t it? We face economic storms, inflation that gnaws at our wallets, and job security that feels fleeting rather than ...

No one can predict the future. That’s why a successful financial plan prepares you for the unexpected. TD Bank’s 2025 Financial Preparedness Survey found that 86% of respondents think about their ...

Saving too much could mean you're missing opportunities to put your money to work. Redirect some of that money toward paying ...

When faced with a job loss or major unexpected expense, many are tempted to dig into their retirement savings prematurely. A ...

With that in mind, here are the top financial strategies you need at three different income levels — $50,000, $75,000 and ...