Dear Quentin, I am 70 years old and living with Alzheimer’s disease. I live in Florida.  My son lives in Oregon. I have a ...

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With summer shopping, projects, and vacations in the rearview mirror, Ohioans may be looking to get their budgets back on track ahead of the fast-approaching holiday season. For those who may have ...

As more New Yorkers turn to medical credit cards and third-party loans to cover out-of-pocket health care costs, the state is ...

The Federal Reserve cut short-term interest rates on Sept. 17. MA residents, here's what that could mean for your finances.

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Your response to the man who received an injury settlement of $100,000 was on the mark. I am 70. I work part time for the U.S. Census Bureau and spend five hours a day on my portfolio. I got a ...