Personal Finance

What Is Middle Class, Really? Income and Range in 2019

No single definition for middle class exists, but it's often considered between 67% and 200% the median income - and is based on a variety of factors including wealth and consumption.

Anne Sraders

Jan 21, 2019 10:30 AM EST

How Vulnerable the U.S. Economy Is -- Recession Watch

The slower growth economy means an externally shock would be very harmful.

Jacob Sonenshine

Jan 21, 2019 8:31 AM EST

The Best Online Tax Filing Software for 2019

Online tax preparation providers are cutting some interesting deals with customers, and are worth a closer look as April 15 beckons.

Brian O'Connell

Jan 19, 2019 11:40 AM EST

Why Getting Drafted In the NFL Is Harder Than Investing, Says Ex NFLer

Fearlessness is valued both on the football field and in business.

Daniela Cambone

Jan 18, 2019 8:40 AM EST

Best Cities and Towns to Retire Happy and Healthy In

As communities across the U.S. try to adapt to an aging population, some are becoming more age-friendly than others.

TheStreet Staff

Jan 17, 2019 9:27 PM EST

How to Cancel Your Credit Card in 6 Steps

Looking to cancel your credit card? Here's what you should know about how to do it, and how it can affect your credit score.

Steve Fiorillo

Jan 17, 2019 4:18 PM EST

Equities are Paramount for Your Portfolio in 2019

Risk is still returning for 2019.

Kevin Curran

Jan 17, 2019 9:44 AM EST

What You Should Expect From Mortgage Rates in 2019

Here's what you need to know about mortgage rates in 2019, according to Bankrate's chief financial analyst, Greg McBride.

Katherine Ross

Jan 17, 2019 7:08 AM EST

Income Tax: Definition, Brackets and State-By-State Differences

Tax season will be here before you know it. How is your income tax determined and how much do you pay based on the state you live in?

Steve Fiorillo

Jan 16, 2019 2:20 PM EST

Personal Capital vs. Quicken: Which Software Is Better in 2019?

Personal Capital and Quicken both offer unique money management experiences for digital users. Which one works better for you?

Brian O'Connell

Jan 16, 2019 11:58 AM EST

Leaving All the Financial Decisions to One Spouse Is Asking for Trouble

How to Buy a Car in 10 Steps With Tips For 2019

Planning and Paying for Healthcare Expenses in Retirement

Financial Fitness for the Best Portfolio in 2019

10 Financial Tasks Baby Boomers Should Automate in the New Year

What Is the Highest Credit Score and How Do You Get It?

Review Your Retirement Accounts for the New Year

Is Mint Safe? What to Know About the Budgeting App in 2019

Financial Planners Use New, Hybrid Model for Next Generation of Clients

What Is the Mortgage Interest Deduction and How Does It Work?

How to Take an Early Retirement in 8 Steps

How to Come Up With a Business Idea in 7 Steps

What Is an Annuity and How Does It Work?

What Is Amortization and How Do You Use It To Pay Off Loans?

ETFs vs. Index Funds: 4 Differences to Know Before Investing

How Much You Should Contribute to Your 401(k)

3 Worst Estate Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Five Reasons to Borrow From Your 401(k) and How to Do It