Author: Russ Wiles, Arizona Republic

Most of us have financial regrets, but there are ways to avoid them as you make decisions on Social Security benefits as retirement age approaches.

Income-tax planning really is a year-round pursuit. Now that April 15 has come and gone, here are suggestions for managing the rest of the year.

This time of year, it’s natural to think of tax-shaving strategies. Various types of investments can help lower your bill.

401(k)-style plans could be expanded to more Americans, especially those at small employers, under a bill that passed a House panel Tuesday.

March Madness means a lot of gambling, legal and behind the scenes. Here’s how the basketball tournament intersects with tax rules.

The new tax law caps income deductions on large mortgages (those above $750,000 in debt, taken out after Dec. 15, 2017)for people who itemize.

There’s never a bad time to organize your finances, but tax season is an especially convenient one.

People who left the stock market around March 2009 and never re-entered paid a huge price in terms of missed opportunities. The rebound has been huge.

Despite a looming funding shortfall, proposals to enhance Social Security benefits are being circulated.