April is Financial Literacy Month, marking a good time to assess your financial goals and what it will take to get you there.

Imagine if saving money was as easy as buying your morning coffee. With "rounding up" services from banks and apps, it can be! Learn how this fuss-free method helps you save without even trying. Is this the financial hack you've been looking for? Find out more!

Whether you make resolutions for the new year or not, there are some practical and relatively painless things you can do to start your financial year on the right note. According to Fidelity, January is an ideal time to conduct an annual review of your finances to evaluate your savings, investments, budget, and assets. As part of the process, set short- and long-term goals and consider some simple ways to help you reach them.

It happens every year—time to think about getting our 2023 tax materials organized and ready early in the new year. In addition to that organization, however, there are other things you can do now to make your or your accountant’s life easier:

The holidays are riddled with excesses, and often that also means spending more than we do in a typical month. That can add to the stress of an already frenzied time, particularly when household budgets are already strained when everything seems to cost more.

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Prevention doesn’t always mean physical health awareness.

Full body X-ray computed tomography (CT) and computerized axial tomography (CAT) scans are being marketed as the latest trend in preventive medicine. But are they worth the cost and exposure to harmful radiation?

The new year is a perfect time to clear the decks and plan for any changes you want to make in your life in the months ahead. That’s all easier said than done.

We all know how important it is to save for retirement – that’s why Transocean provides you a couple of tax-advantaged savings options.

When you make a big purchase or life-changing move, like buying a house or having a baby, you probably look to professionals for some advice. That information not only gives you peace of mind and prepares you to take action it may also help you avoid making costly mistakes

With the news of inflation and market volatility on every media outlet, it can be tough to quiet our worries when we see our investments and 401(k) accounts showing losses. Remembering that the economy has gone through cycles throughout time can help us stay the course and keep us from overreacting.

What’s your investment IQ? Do you prefer the “DIY investment” approach, where you make all of the decisions? Does making your own investment decisions intimidate you? Or do you prefer to be somewhat involved, but with expert guidance and management? When it comes to planning for your retirement, Fidelity has an investment strategy tailored just for you, regardless of where you fall on the investment-savvy spectrum.

Today’s news headlines often report higher interest rates with a sense of doom and gloom. While those rates can increase the cost of borrowing money, they can offer a bright spot to savers.