Christopher R. Connolly, AIF

Student Loan Interest Rates Rise Slightly for 2026-2027 Interest rates on federal student loans will increase slightly for the 2026–2027 school year.

When Can I Retire? The Retire Sooner Method Vs. FIRE Movement Compare the Retire Sooner Method vs. FIRE and explore why retiring 5–10 years early may be more realistic for many Americans.

Inflation Squeezes Retirement. 5 Smart Tips to Protect Yourself. High inflation pinches retirement. But there are steps you can take to make it less painful.

The Thorniest Question for Parents of New Grads: Is Your Wallet Still Open? The Wall Street Journal asked a group of economists and personal finance authors about financially supporting adult children—including their own.

What You Can and Can’t Deduct in Your Side Hustle (Most People Get Tax Deductions Wrong) Understanding what qualifies as a legitimate tax deduction — and what doesn't — can help side hustlers avoid costly mistakes, reduce audit risk and keep more of their hard-earned income.

Q2 2026 Quarterly Market & Economic Update Webinar Replay How might the market perform this quarter? Find out from Lincoln Investment’s insightful Chief Investment Officer, Shashi Mehrotra during this webinar replay.

Q2 2026 Quarterly Market & Economic Update Webinar Video Promo Watch this short preview and join Shashi Mehrotra, SVP and Chief Investment Officer for a live Market & Economic Outlook presentation and Q&A on May 6.

Retiring Early? Consider These 3 Things First. Older workers are calling it quits in droves, jobs data show. Before you join them, make sure you've crunched the numbers—it can be a hard decision to reverse.

Are You on Track for Retirement? How Your Savings Compare to Other Americans Your Age How does your nest egg compare? Explore the average retirement savings by age in 2026 and learn expert strategies to catch up if you're falling behind.

Tax Benefits of Home Ownership Your principal residence offers a number of potential tax benefits, including the ability to deduct the mortgage interest and real estate taxes that you pay. You may also be able toexclude some or all of any capital gain resulting from the sale of your principalhome from federal income tax.