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Marlene Y. Satter has worked in and written about the financial industry for decades.
When people know they have a problem but are too ashamed to talk about it, how will they make any progress?
A third of millennials are suffering from health conditions that impair both quality of life and life expectancy.
Plan sponsors and retirement advisors are likely aware of at least some of these—with the former perhaps being responsible for some.
LendingTree found that it's easier to pay down debt in some cities, but in others the dice are, so to speak, loaded against the debtor.
Providers are poised to provide information to participants that can seriously improve their financial behavior—if providers choose to do so.
Despite increased insurance coverage, too many people are still dependent on hospital EDs as their chief health care provider.
Financial challenges can be perceived differently from generation to generation -- here are 10 examples.
A Capital Group survey found that even racial issues were far less taboo than finances.
The new model will better account for consumer and employer preferences when evaluating proposed legislation.
In addition, 52 percent of employees say they're planning to postpone retirement thanks to their financial situation.