As homeowner insurance rates rise, advisors share ways individuals can create a financial safety net should catastrophe impact their homes.

Enrollees in Medicare Advantage may end up paying steep costs for specialty care that doesn't meet their healthcare needs, advisors shared.

The high cost of housing is prompting many individuals to consider downsizing, but advisors recommend gradually reining in spending habits.

Advisors recommend having a clear understanding of how giving will align your values – and also be the most tax efficient.

Most American couples say they trust their partner regarding financial matters, but many reveal they aren’t necessarily in full agreement.

HSAs are increasingly coming into use. They are a more tax-efficient means of investing, withdrawing money to cover large healthcare expenses, or simply preparing for higher medical costs in one’s later years.

Many people want the passive income that can come with rental properties, but they come with risks and responsibilities.

Advisors weigh in on how you should approach account withdrawals after retirement in order to make your assets last.

Homeowners, drivers and other individuals in the marketplace for insurance, have a host of factors to consider to make sure they are appropriately covered in the event of a death, accident, or other untimely event, advisors shared in interviews with VettaFi.

ETF Trends interviewed three sources about active ETFs, why financial advisors are opting for these investment solutions for clients, and how these factors have changed in recent years. Each source responded to the same questions in their respective interviews.

While younger investors have taken a growing interest in artificial intelligence, advisors are cautioning individuals against using AI. They’ll use a do-it-yourself approach in hopes of gaining an investing edge.