Chatzky discusses some of these issues with Edelman Financial Engines wealth planner Andy Smith. Chatzky explains her ...

Jean Chatzky, former financial editor for NBC’s "Today Show" and founder of HerMoney, reflects candidly on how she might have approached the challenge with greater strategic insight. She also reveals ...

It's no secret that preparing for retirement requires thoughtful attention to both financial security and personal lifestyle goals. That financial foundation arguably begins with understanding where ...

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Author Jean Chatzky shares important steps that anyone can implement to build financial security. There are multiple tools that help savers create a budget and track their spending. Maintaining a ...

American journalist and financial editor of NBC's Today Show, Jean Chatzky, has revealed that she does not believe in the decades-old 15% retirement savings rule. Here's why she feels that way.

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Before Jean Chatzky wrote over half a dozen books on personal finance and money management, she was a financial columnist at Money magazine. One day in 2008, the company informed her that they ...