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US markets plunge after Trump's China tariff threat reignites trade war fears, sparking investor panic and a rush to bonds, gold, and other safe-haven assets.

Robert Kiyosaki — the ever-provocative Rich Dad Poor Dad author — is back at it, calling the end of not just the U.S. dollar, but the financial playbook that's anchored generations of retirement portfolios. "The BS of 60/40 is dead," he posted, referring to the traditional mix of 60% stocks…

Most large banks issue preferred stocks that pay out fixed dividends, often with higher yields than bonds. Should you make room for them in your portfolio?

Don't let a shaky economy and volatile market derail your retirement. These moves will help ensure your money lasts as long as you do.

Dual-income, no-kids (DINK) couples often enjoy freedoms that others don’t, but that doesn’t mean they’re automatically immune to drifting apart. Busy careers, social commitments, and financial goals can leave little time for genuine connection if couples don’t intentionally nurture it. The secret to long-lasting closeness isn’t grand gestures—it’s small, consistent…

While Buffett may be the largest shareholder of the famous Berkshire Hathaway, he still shares some of the most relatable money advice that anyone can use.

Does inflation affect the ultra-rich too? It does, though differently than the rest of Americans. Here are the surprising ways it impacts those with the most.

Middle-class investors nearing retirement should avoid checking portfolios on Mondays, rebalance assets and monitor market shifts to protect retirement savings.

I'm Vanguard's head of municipal investing and I still see room to run.

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer reader questions on the charitable deduction.