You’re the ‘Money Person’ in Your Relationship? That’s Problematic Couples often think that the person who is most financially literate should manage their money — yet research shows why, especially as partners age, that’s a problem. Read More…

Widows, Juggling Their Grief and Finances Readers stress the importance of planning ahead. Read More…

A Journey of 1,000 Miles Begins With the Current Step, Not the Next One In business, in a relationship or in any big project, you have to focus here before you focus there. Read More…

What to Do When You’re Bad at Money Personal finance management is a concrete, learnable skill. Here’s where to start. Read More…

The Brain Fog of Menopause ‘Menopause-related cognitive impairment happens to women in their 40s and 50s, women in the prime of life who suddenly have the rug pulled out from under them,’ an expert says. Read More…

The Fall of ‘America’s Money Answers Man’ From Time Inc. to a Ponzi scheme: The journey of Jordan Goodman. Read More…

The Case for Greatness in Classical Music Our chief critic looks back at some childhood loves to talk about why we shouldn’t be ashamed of looking for, and listening to, the great composers. Read More…

Facebook Did Not Securely Store Passwords. Here’s What You Need to Know. Facebook said it had found no evidence of abuse and it was not requiring users to change their passwords, but you should do it anyway. Read More…

Trump Exaggerated His Wealth in Bid for Loan, Michael Cohen Tells Congress The president’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen, testified that Donald Trump presented documents to Deutsche Bank that “inflated” the value of his assets. Read More…

Why Play a Music CD? ‘No Ads, No Privacy Terrors, No Algorithms’ Streaming services have revolutionized the discovery of songs, but here’s why Ben Sisario, who covers the music industry, still likes to listen to compact discs. Read More…