personal finance

Installed inside gas stations, liquor stores and smoke shops, cryptocurrency kiosks tend to be placed in Kansas City neighborhoods with larger numbers of Black and Latino residents. Critics say they're a targeted attempt to exploit financially vulnerable people with steep fees for a volatile product.

The military provides career stability, but service members can be relocated any number of times. This often increases the financial strain on service members and their families.

The Kansas City housing market outlook favors sellers and properties are still going quickly, despite inflation.

WeDevelopment Federal Credit Union, which opens this weekend at Linwood Shopping Center, is taking on the mission of increasing financial literacy in communities east of Troost.

14.6% of Missourians are in poverty, making it incredibly difficult for them to build up savings.

The key factors you should consider when deciding whether to pay for a post-secondary education.

The recovering economy needs your money but with prices climbing it may be better to hold onto your cash.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson signed the Second Amendment Preservation Act which have some questioning its constitutionality, and our financial experts answer whether now is the time to spend or to save.

How William Volker's money laid the foundation for American conservatism and a look at the pandemic's impacts on retirement plans.

Whether they were on the financial edge before or not, Kansas Citians agree the stimulus payments are a welcome, and needed, relief.

Do recent news reports about GameStop and Bitcoin have you itching to try your hand at an online trading app? Here are some points to consider before for getting started.

The cold weather is making life even more difficult for Kansas City's homeless population and the Smart Money Experts share tips for buying and selling your own stocks.