Lifestyle and Budget

Three former NFL players explain why so many pro's lose all of their money.

You can start investing with as little as $25 a month.

Here are some ways to save money on classic Mother's Day gifts.

About 14 percent of the U.S. population has student loan debt.

U.S. home prices increased 3 percent in February, slowing from the prior month's rate of increase.

Despite that belief, 42 percent said they don’t have an evacuation plan, and roughly half of all Americans said they don’t have a preparedness kit of essential supplies.

America's credit bureaus haven't exactly covered themselves in glory when it comes to protecting your private data.

The horse crossed the finish line first but was disqualified for being an interference to others.

Financial planning is daunting enough, but it becomes more complicated and critical when you have a child or family member with special needs.

Insurers will pay up to $42 million to surviving victims of a 2018 Florida bridge collapse and the families of those killed, under a deal announced Friday between the now-bankrupt construction company that built the pedestrian bridge and its insurers.

From Google to Ben & Jerry's, these are some of the biggest "dog-friendly" companies.

When Chris Williamson was in the market for a new family car, a timely ad and conversations with a co-worker convinced him to try something out of the ordinary.

Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials have some things in common when it comes to retirement planning.

The U.S. didn't make the top 5.

Budget experts for Congress say the Trump administration's plan to reduce out-of-pocket drug costs for Medicare beneficiaries will cost taxpayers another $177 billion from 2020-2029.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week after four weeks of increases, giving a boost to prospective home buyers during the spring sales season.