Wall Street Journal: Personal Finance

Male stock analysts tend to write more favorably about public companies headed by men than about companies led by women.

After years of outflows, Permanent Portfolio sees an uptick in interest from investors seeking shelter.

Blame the timing of weekends, as well as the relatively new celebration of Emancipation Day in the District of Columbia, for why April 15 is no longer Tax Day in many years.

We asked readers to tell us about the things they didn’t anticipate when they stopped working. They had plenty to say.

Three financial advisers offer their thoughts on what investors should do in the year ahead.

One effective solution that seems counterintuitive: Give some of your time away.

Financial advisers say that while Donald Trump’s policies will likely bring opportunity in a year or more as their inflation-boosting effects play out, for now they’re waiting and encouraging clients to maintain their short-duration bond portfolios.

If the 2010 health-care law is repealed as President-elect Donald Trump has promised, about 20 million Americans would lose coverage. But while financial advisers say it’s too soon for consumers to fret, they say there are steps to take in preparation.

Advocates and opponents are gearing up for a life or death battle over a problematic Affordable Care Act in 2017, and the idea of a government option in health insurance is gaining some traction among Democrats.

How homeowners can save thousands of dollars on their premiums.