Sharing Passwords on Netflix and Other Streaming Services Is About to Get More Difficult by Michael Tedder How many people have your Netflix password? Is your Netflix password really yours, or are you still “sharing” your parent’s account, or maybe your old roommate's? There are, after all, a lot of streaming services in the world.

Your Bond Fund May Be Riskier Than You Think by Ryan Derousseau Bonds are supposed to be safe. But new research suggests some bond mutual funds may be riskier than they seem. Millions of Americans own bond mutual funds in their 401(k)s or other retirement portfolios. By providing a fixed stream of investment income, they are supposed to serve as a counterweight to more volatile stocks.

So Your Adult Child Moved Back Home. Here's How to Set Limits--Fast by Orla McCaffrey When Mariana Martinez’s son Antonio Ortiz-Mena moved home after college graduation in 2018, he barely fit into the twin mattress from his childhood. Martinez and her husband agreed to set him up in the guest room with a new, full-size mattress. But when her son moved out 10 months later, he wanted to take the new mattress along. Martinez, a family dynamics consultant at Wells Fargo Private Bank, declined.

How I Magically Transformed My Financial To-Do List Into Something I Actually Look Forward To by Nina Semczuk A few weeks ago, I noticed my car needed an oil change and tire rotation, and that the state inspection was due by the end of the month. I usually dread the rigmarole of finding an auto service center and scheduling when the work can get done, and this time wasn’t any different.

I Love Christmas Shopping at Costco. Here's How to Find the Best Deals and Holiday Gifts by Gina Zakaria With every holiday comes great intentions. Of course you want to stay within your budget, and also find your loved ones gifts they’ll actually love (and won’t regift the next year). The end of the year is actually an ideal time to score some deals. Companies are fighting for your business by offering sales and discounts.

The Federal Reserve Has Cut Interest Rates Three Times in 2019. Here's What It Means for You by Brad Tuttle and Kaitlin Mulhere The U.S. economy has been growing for more than a decade, unemployment is near an all-time low, and the number of people with over $1 million in their 401(k) accounts is at a record high.

What Retirement? People Over 65 Are Launching Encore Careers and Finding Fulfillment Like Never Before by Alix Langone Ah, retirement. That time when you can finally kick back, relax and for once, simply do nothing.

Everything to Know About Saving Money for College, According to Experts by Martha C. White Parents are bombarded with headlines on how much more expensive college is getting, but sometimes it can feel like you need an advanced degree just to figure out how much you’ll need to save. Choosing a college is a complex decision, and finances are only one part of the picture (albeit a big part).

Obamacare Open Enrollment Starts Today by Elizabeth O'Brien Obamacare open enrollment begins Friday, November 1 for the roughly 11 million Amerians who have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, and for those thinking of joining them and signing up for individual or family coverage for next year.

The Psychology Behind How You Decide What Halloween Candy to Give Trick-or-Treaters by Michael Tedder You can be forgiven for having a panic attack the next time you’re confronted with a bunch of little Spider-Mans and Elsas at your door demanding candy on Halloween. After all, you may feel judged by trick-or-treaters who think you’re being stingy because of your choice of candy.