Saving money long-term requires a combination of discipline, strategy and practical money-saving techniques like setting ...

Though many people start the 52-week challenge with $1, see if you can set a more ambitious goal. Try increasing the amount by $2 each week or starting with $20 the first week.

Participants of all asset sizes want more personalization in their retirement saving and planning, according to industry surveys. They also, however, have an element of “human inertia” when it comes ...

Delaying reimbursement from a health savings account can be a good way to boost your long-term savings. First, pay for a ...

Tax plan’s potential budget gimmick is a short-term fix that will hurt long-term savings Rather than raiding retirement savings to fund tax reform, Congress should help Americans improve their ...

The no-spend challenge can still be a solid way to hit the reset button on your spending habits and help you achieve short-term financial goals. The easiest way to find out if it works is to give ...

The majority of Americans know they'll need to rely on their retirement savings as an income source when they hit their senior years. In fact, according to Fidelity, 61% of people currently ...

There's a reason that savings challenges are called "challenges" -- they can be tough. If you wind up falling short of your goal, take a big-picture look at your financial routine to adjust.