OASDI, also known as Old-Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance, is the tax that funds Social Security. Learn about the program and its benefit payments.

Retirement means a new lifestyle and a new set of financial needs. Learn how to save, invest and manage your money after retirement.

Does a withdrawal from your Roth IRA make sense at this time? Learn the rules about withdrawals to make sure you don’t take a financial hit in the process.

Divorce can seem expensive with attorney fees, alimony and other expenses. How much does divorce really cost? Learn about the average cost of a divorce.

An Individual Retirement Account (IRA) provides benefits for users including tax-efficient retirement savings. Learn about setup, contributions and IRA types.

A 401(k) account is key to many Americans’ retirement plans. Check out this overview of 401(k) plans, from getting started to contributing to cashing them out.

A bull market occurs when stock prices begin to rise and investors see more opportunities for gains. Learn how a bull market works and how to invest during one.

As of 2024, it’s possible to roll unused 529 plan funds into a Roth IRA without penalty. See the advantages of a 529-to-Roth IRA conversion and how this works.

A Roth IRA is a retirement savings account that offers tax-free growth and untaxed withdrawals when you retire. Get the facts and find out if a Roth IRA is right for you.

You often hold a long-term investment for over a year, while you only keep a short-term investment for 1 year or less. Learn how else they differ in our guide.

What assets can be split in a divorce? Learn how the process works and how to divide your assets when going through a financial separation.

Inheriting property may require you to make difficult decisions. Learn the basics so you can make smart financial decisions even during an emotional time.

Social Security is a government program that primarily supports retirees and people with disabilities. Here are the facts so you know what to expect.

Cashing out your 401(k) early can result in serious financial consequences. Discover the facts and other options before deciding to cash out your 401(k).

Dividends are funds paid to shareholders on a regular basis from a company’s profits, but you won’t get them with every stock. Discover how to find dividends.

What happens to your 401(k) when you leave a job will depend on your former employer’s policies and your 401(k) account balance. Discover your options here.

Not sure whether to use a 401(k) or an IRA for your retirement savings? Learn the differences between an IRA and a 401(k) so you can choose your best option.

Divorced spouses may still receive retirement benefits from their ex-spouse. Learn how Social Security benefits for divorced spouses work and who qualifies.