Millennials might not have saved enough for retirement, but how bad can it be if your fake ID name is "McLovin"?

A handful of states don't tax your capital gains, but housing, groceries, and other everyday essentials can change how much those tax savings are actually worth.

More families who can afford it are hiring a house manager, a kind of “chief of staff for the home.”

Opting for the "dual income, no kids" lifestyle can have its perks, but it doesn't come without its own unique set of financial challenges.

If your stock portfolio took a beating this spring, there's a little-known tax strategy that lets you defer — and potentially eliminate — capital gains taxes.

America's fiscal cracks, the vanishing middle class, and the strategies that protect sovereign wealth in an age of systemic risk. This week's intelligence from the Lugen Family Office newswire reveals a convergence of forces unlike anything in a generation: a retirement system given a failing grade

Lifestyle creep can quietly influence long‑term financial security. Here's how to check in on your spending and realign with your goals.

Overlooking these three important, albeit boring, tasks could have disastrous consequences for the retirement savings you've worked so hard to accumulate.

The country's grade in the 2025 Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index matters because Americans are increasingly responsible for funding their own retirement.