Jacqui Kenyon

If you need to borrow a relatively small amount of money—say, $5,000 to consolidate credit card debt—there are a few routes you can take.

Here’s all the information you need to understand recessions—and what they mean for your money.

Term life insurance is valid for a fixed amount of time and is usually the most affordable type of life insurance. Here’s a breakdown of how it works.

Your life insurance premium probably isn’t tax-deductible, but there are exceptions.

Many employers offer life insurance at a group rate that you pay for yourself. Here’s what you need to know about voluntary life insurance.

Choosing the person or people who’ll collect on your policy if you die may seem like a no-brainer, but there are some considerations to keep in mind.

In the vast majority of cases, life insurance policies pay out if the insured passes away and the policy is in good standing, even if the insured dies by suicide. But there are exceptions.

One of the most important choices you’ll make when purchasing a life insurance policy is the death benefit amount. Here’s how to figure out what it should be.

Doing your taxes doesn’t have to be such a dreaded task. All it really takes is a little prep work.

When you approach age 65, it’s time to start thinking about Medicare. Here’s what you need to know about signing up.

IRAs can come with considerable tax savings for your retirement funds. But there are limits on how much you can contribute each year.

An IRA is one of the simplest ways to save for retirement. Unlike a 401(k), your employer doesn’t need to offer one—you can open one on your own.

Before you purchase rental car insurance from the rental company directly, make sure you’re making the most of the insurance coverage you already have.

If you cause a car accident, you may be responsible for the other party’s medical and property damage costs. Here’s how car liability insurance can help protect you financially.