A quarter of Iowans live in a child care desert, and many more struggle to find affordable, quality child care for their kids.

We asked, you answered. Six people share their financial resolutions for the new year.

Kevin Rosenberg of Beacon, New York got over $220,000 of student loans discharged in bankruptcy.

Marketplace could be your accountability partner this year.

An economist and a financial planner break down the most important changes in the SECURE Act, which goes into effect Jan. 1.

Financial planners give their best advice for setting and achieving realistic goals.

Americans are more likely to tip people they interact with face-to-face than those that work more behind the scenes.

Women and people of color are dramatically underrepresented in the financial services industry, especially among certified financial planners — just 1.5% of CFPs are black, 2% are Hispanic or Latino and 23% are women.

Senator Rand Paul wants to allow people to use retirement accounts to pay off student debt, tax- and penalty-free.

A new study finds that the percentage of students from middle and higher-income families who take out loans to get a bachelor’s degree has more than doubled in the last 20 years.