Author: Russ Wiles, Arizona Republic

Despite millions of job losses and other economic pressures, key indicators like bankruptcies and loan delinquencies are mostly stable.

SPACs, or special purchase acquisition companies, have been around for decades. Their recent ascent is spectacular — and eyebrow raising.

Putting money into retirement accounts on a pretax basis doesn’t mean you will avoid paying Uncle Sam eventually. Here’s what to know.

The shotgun approach used to send out earlier COVID-19 stimulus money raises questions about efficiency and fairness.

Everyday life barely resembles what it did a year ago. Many of us work differently, save differently and certainly spend differently.

More than a year ago, the IRS released a redesigned form W-4 on which taxpayers figure how much money they should withhold from their paychecks

The COVID-19 pandemic and the financial pressures it caused have brought a sense of urgency to some goals and posed new challenges and opportunities.

It’s too early to know if these proposals will ever get enacted, especially if Republicans hold onto the Senate, but a few would affect many Americans.

Programs and resources like stimulus payments have received a lot of media attention during the coronavirus pandemic, but others aren’t so obvious.

Analysts at investment researcher Morningstar dusted off their crystal balls for a glimpse of where they see growth potential by 2030.