The government shutdown deals another blow to nonprofits facing economic uncertainty and federal funding disruptions.

An emergency fund is essential at every stage of life, but once you retire, its purpose changes. Instead of protecting against lost income, your cash cushion should help preserve income, manage ...

The median emergency fund balance in the U.S. is $10,000, according to a recent survey by U.S. News. A $10,000 emergency fund balance is enough if your nondiscretionary monthly spending is $3,333 or ...

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Even in retirement, when you might feel secure relying on guaranteed income streams such as Social Security, pensions or annuities, an emergency fund remains an essential pillar of your financial ...

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Mike Lee, executive director of ACLU of Pennsylvania, speaks during a No Kings rally in Philadelphia. The ACLU is among the organizations that receive emergency funding from the William Penn ...

The FEMA funds, some of which Colorado has relied on for decades, include support for a counter-terrorism center, a nuclear ...

New rules would require Chicago to certify it doesn’t operate any DEI programs or lose tens of millions in funding.

Healthcare experst recommend you save 3-6 months of your living expenses for emergency situations. Use a FDIC or HSA to store ...