Lifestyle and Budget

According to the WEF, by 2022, the shifting labor division between humans, machines and algorithms will result in 75 million lost job roles, but an addition of 133 million job roles, netting 58 million.

Only four have been sold worldwide.

Trump’s recent threats regarding the US-Mexico border had many on Main Street worrying about a potential shortage of guacamole and tequila, not to mention lettuce and tomatoes for our tacos.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates moved little this week after the key 30-year loan rate marked its steepest weekly drop in a decade the week before, according to mortgage buyer Freddie Mac.

The video game industry is entering new frontiers.

U.S. long-term mortgage rates moved little this week after the key 30-year loan rate marked its steepest weekly drop in a decade the week before.

College tuition was less than what today's students pay for textbooks when Caron and Jack Knopoff attended Chicago's Wright Junior College in the mid-1960s.

The former Giants running back referred to them as “dummy tests.”

If you’re weighing if it might be possible for you – or you’re considering it in retirement – here are a few things to keep in mind when looking to buy a second home in a warmer location.

Some areas of the country have seen impressive employment growth rates.

A look at how people with exceptional credit achieve those ratings.

U.S. pet owners are increasingly feeding fresh food to their dogs and cats.

A look at affordable towns where individuals tend to keep a meaningful portion of their income.

While a growing number of Americans are struggling to make payments on their auto loans, a new crop of companies is offering alternative ways for car owners to get rid of costly vehicles or earn money while their cars would normally sit idle.

Here are three things you may not be aware of when it comes to your 401(k) plan, but should be.