The Washington state Employment Security Department was awarded a $1 million disaster recovery grant from the U.S. Department ...

Retirees can face larger spending shocks than workers, often driven by unpredictable costs such as healthcare.

Experts agree that your emergency fund should be able to cover at least three to six months of your living expenses. Here's a ...

Start small by saving a fixed amount each month, separate from other financial goals, and in a few years, you’ll have a solid buffer. Say you pick a mix of 50% in a debt/equity savings fund and the ...

Having cash saved to handle emergencies is one vital way many Americans can avoid unnecessary credit card debt.

The most fundamental principle of budgeting is ensuring that monthly income is not fully spent and a portion is set aside for ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration has spent $573 million from an emergency response fund on immigration efforts over the last ...

Nationally, foundations continue to offer supplemental financial support to nonprofits. About 64 percent of 227 foundations ...

Once you've built up your emergency fund, a high-yield savings account might not be the best place for your extra cash. Here's where to put it instead.

Unexpected events, such as an emergency room visit or a broken-down car, can result in major financial problems when you don’t have an emergency fund in place. It’s not just about having some cash – ...

An unexpected financial setback can detonate a monetary grenade on your carefully crafted monthly budget. Car repairs or medical bills can crop up at any time. A job loss can leave you without ...

CT still has $330 million to supplement programs affected by Washington’s cuts to human services. The money will be available ...