Author: Adam Shell, Special to USA TODAY

The attack on your stock holdings came quick this time, but it’s never too late to dust off your bear market survival kit.

With interest rates at historic lows, homeowners in good financial shape have a chance to refinance their mortgages and get a better deal.

Retirement savers should brace for grim news when they review their first-quarter 401(k) statements.

Debt is a financial drag. But digging out from a blizzard of bills requires a plan no matter what’s happening in your life.

The coronavirus crisis is causing this cyclical stock to decline, but an upswing is bound to happen. Buy now only if you can stomach the volatility.

Utility bills don’t have to break the bank. Here are 10 ways to spend less on water bills, gas bills, electric bills and more.

Make sure you have three financial accounts to manage your money: Savings, checking, and retirement. They work together to provide security.

Here’s how to manage your stocks and savings when the market turns volatile.

Be prepared for unsettling news when companies start reporting how much money they made — or lost — in the first three months of 2020.

With budgets tight and many bills fixed, finding ways to free up cash is key. Dialing back the grocery bill is a good place to start.