Motley Fool Staff

College debt can feel like a huge weight, but retiring it may not be the first priority.

Retirement savers love the tax-advantaged accounts, but those advantages go away if you're earning too much money.

Do shareholders automatically get shares in the new company? Or cash? Or does one need to actively do something to make it all happen?

The tax implications and mandatory withdrawals can complicate your finances.

To sell or not to sell, that is the question.

Not often, admittedly -- but not never.

Here's a large-cap bank and a small one that we're keeping an eye on this week.

Plus, a bit of Shakespeare and an epic disclaimer!

If management's compensation packages are outsize, it can be a warning sign.

The majority of the 18-34 age group is making a potentially costly error.

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

Two celebrities are in hot water over promoting ICOs during the recent crypto craze.

Behind the headlines, not much has been agreed to yet, and the devil is in the details.

Consumers shouldn't panic, but there are some important things to know.

The largest paid music-streaming service on Earth prepares to launch in the second-most-populous country.

Apple and Microsoft are neck and neck in market value, but the latter trades at a much higher earnings multiple. Here's why.

An overview of the future of business, with insights from Paul Rice.

The most recent quarter showed a company struggling to grow -- maybe it would be better off shrinking instead.

It wasn’t the size of the third-quarter revenue miss, or the magnitude of the comp sales miss -- it was the source of the weakness: China.

Once-hot Chico's shares plummeted by almost 40% on another ugly quarterly report. Meanwhile, even Burlington fans would probably be stunned at its consistently growing profitability.