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6 probing questions that advisers don't often hear.

Tuesday's top personal finance stories.

Coffee chain Starbucks Corp. on Tuesday denied allegations from its unionized employees that it had banned pride-themed decorations in U.S. stores.

Nvidia Corp. officially joined vaunted company Tuesday, becoming just the seventh public U.S. company to finish a trading session in $1 trillion territory.

The answer boils down to the risk a person can stomach, experts say.

Bunge Ltd. has agreed to combine with Rotterdam-based Viterra Ltd. in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $18 billion, including debt.

“We are closely monitoring the situation on I-95 and are making adjustments accordingly,” FedEx told MarketWatch.

House Republicans' new tax-cut package includes a measure that would scrap a $600 tax-reporting threshold for gig workers using PayPal or Venmo.

Give your loved ones strength and confidence to help them follow your wishes.

Gold prices end lower on Tuesday after data show a modest monthly increase in U.S. consumer prices, ahead Wednesday's Federal Reserve policy announcement.

Trading activity should be calm for several more months, writes Mark Hulbert.

Reward employees for watching out and speaking up when a bank is taking on too much risk.