Lifestyle and Budget

The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, should have given more r-e-s-p-e-c-t to her estate planning.  

About one-quarter of young Americans said they don't ever plan on getting married.

Of the many things you can do to play catch up, here are three of the most effective, according to financial planning experts.

Internal documents obtained by The Associated Press show the World Health Organization spent nearly $192 million on travel last year, with some staffers breaking the agency's own rules by flying in business class, booking expensive last-minute tickets and traveling without the required approvals.

Urban Outfitters Inc. announced it would be launching a service offering customers the chance to rent its clothes.

Webster's New World dictionary defines budget as: "a plan or schedule adjusting expenses during a certain period to the estimated or fixed income for that period."

Blocking energy infrastructure projects deprives workers of good jobs and weakens our energy and national security.

Anyone can become a millionaire in America today.

A credit score is an important metric used by lenders to determine whether a borrower is trustworthy.

Billionaire businessman Dan Gilbert is starting a ballot drive as a "failsafe" in case Michigan's Republican-led Legislature and Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer don't enact legislation to cut the country's highest auto insurance premiums.

Nearly 43 million Americans will kick off the unofficial start of summer vacation on Memorial weekend.

The art of this dangerous dance is lost on us spoiled Americans who have become accustomed to getting our stuff on the cheap.

The US-China tariff war has destabilized the economic outlook for soybean growers and the rural communities that depend on them.

You won't pay for health care in retirement with one lump sum.

There are ways to avoid student loans, here's how...