Lifestyle and Budget

Oil markets are in flux amid the latest unrest in Venezuela. How this drama plays out is already having an impact on the price you pay at the pump for gasoline.

With college acceptances in hand, now comes the hard part: understanding your financial aid offers.

Dreaming of an early retirement? Here are a few things to keep in mind.

Congressional budget experts say moving to a government-run health care system like "Medicare for All" would be complicated and potentially disruptive for Americans.

Timeshares apparently just aren't for boomers any longer.

The evaluation was triggered by a recent uptick in borrower defaults.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, a city native, has embraced homelessness as a philanthropic cause, pumping millions into a 2018 city measure to tax wealthy companies to pay for homeless services.

As we watch the uprising play out in Venezuela, there is a hugely important lesson to be learned.

In much of Europe and North America, September and October are peak months to get married.

Taxes and global tensions were named as motives for migrations.

Marie Kondo has inspired countless people to wipe out clutter.

Outstanding student loan debt hit $1.46 trillion at the end of last year.

We owe all military members – and young people – the personal finance tools to make informed decisions about the impacts of their actions on their current and future lives.

More than 17% of 8-14 year-olds now have one.

Marriott is pushing more heavily into home-sharing, confident that its combination of luxury properties and loyalty points can lure travelers away from rivals like Airbnb.

Residents in 'boomtowns' often enjoy low taxes and high job growth but some can now add big pay increases.

T-Mobile and Sprint standing alone do not have the nationwide reach or financial strength to fully compete against AT&T and Verizon.