Author: MarketWatch

“We have been bringing in $60,000 a year for the last couple years, until this October, when I was laid off.”

“It was generous of our mom to offer.”

“I read that the bank discourages people from storing jewelry and coins in the boxes, so I did not rent one.”

“She can invest aggressively, as she has over two decades to see her principal grow.”

“I have been reading about the idea of giving your children money when they need it the most, rather than waiting until you die.”

“I have zero debt, no upcoming tax liabilities and no inheritance on the horizon.”

“We own a house together through a joint trust, but our bank accounts and credit cards are all held separately.”

Some wealthy individuals are moving hundreds of thousands of dollars out of their estates, either all at once or over time

American single malt, sometimes referred to as “American Scotch,” is now officially a style unto itself.

The federal budget deficit is a more dangerous threat to Americans’ wealth than the trade deficit.