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JPMorgan Chase & Co. was ordered by a Dallas jury to pay more than $4 billion in damages for mishandling the estate of a former American Airlines executive, but the verdict will probably be knocked down on appeal.

A new study of our innate human biases reinforces the value of diversification when it comes to stock investing.

The regulator wields enormous power over the securities industry with little meaningful oversight

A new estimate may convince you to work forever—if you can.

The field of strategic philanthropy is more sophisticated and complex than ever. The opportunities for philanthropists to make a difference are better defined. The understanding of philanthropic “best practices” has evolved.

Most Americans don’t know the basics when it comes to money.Only 30 percent of respondents answered all three questions correctly.

For many investors, an important part of their overall investment portfolio is exposure to the U.S. equity market. Is this best accomplished by using a total stock market index fund or by buying a combination of several different index funds?

Consumer groups and American Council of Life Insurers square off over how stringent the investment advice standard should be

Should today’s 70-year-old American be considered “old?” How do you define that term these days?

A cancer diagnosis can affect estate and financial planning