When it comes to retirement planning, most people focus on the “big three” of income, taxes, and investments. But there’s another silent threat that can derail even the best-laid plans—long-term care costs. We don’t like to think about it, but the numbers don’t lie. According to ...

The new lineup of iPhones was unveiled by Apple last week and could be at your door by this Friday. Are you considering one of the new models, or just wondering how to decide if you need to upgrade your current phone? This guide will walk you through the steps. If you’re on the fence about ...

Here is a look at many of the events going on in Northern Utah and beyond in the next week: Central Ogden Sept. 13 Muppet Treasure Island Sing-Along, Peery's Egyptian Theater, 10 a.m.-noon (ogdenpet.com) Whiskey Throttle Race Nights, Golden Spike Events Center, 4 p.m. ...

This week I found myself talking to the wall of a vacant home I was showing, almost begging it to give up its secrets. This 9,000+-square-foot, all brick home, was initially built in 1969. Today, it sits vacant, having been repossessed by the lender, a giant hollow chamber that refuses to ...

Labor Day weekend is summer’s last hurrah, when family and friends gather without the pressure of gifts or fancy meals. Burgers and popsicles are just fine. It’s a time to relax, but if you were scrolling through the news, you may have been startled by headlines. Major outlets reported that ...

If you’re a retiree sitting on a house you bought 30 years ago, congratulations — you might be living inside a gold mine. Thanks to decades of appreciation, many baby boomers are now “house rich” but facing the big question: What do I do with all this equity? Do you stay put, downsize, ...