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Just 20 years ago, those making $170,000 were considered to be upper-class—but America’s cost of living crisis is pushing up the threshold to feel financially comfortable.

Managing money online is easier than ever. But there’s a catch. Many online wealth tools collect more of your personal data than you realize. These platforms promise to help you budget, invest, or track your net worth. But hidden in their terms are clauses that let them gather, store, and…

Trends and Tools for Smarter Money Management: Technology in Personal Finance

Vital facilities mostly funded by charity are struggling to compete for staff in face of NHS pay rises

Hospices are already expecting a deficit of £186 million this year owing to rising costs and fewer donations.

Use Kiplinger's guide to the best robo advisers to assess the growing array of low-cost, computer-driven investment managers and decide which one works for you.

Lots of savings and investment apps promise to help consumers get ahead, but some get poor reviews. A survey found three got the best customer ratings. Here are the details.

Qualified music teacher Adele Corns, who runs Acorns music classes for babies at Alloway Village Hall, felt compelled to do her bit when she saw the tragic events and devastation unfold in the war-torn country.

Saving and investing app Acorns announced an option Tuesday for customers to further diversify their portfolio in emerging market opportunities like Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC).