Lifestyle and Budget

Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf's administration on Monday blamed President Donald Trump and the Republican-led Congress for a sharp increase in the cost of health insurance that will take effect next year for some of the 500,000-plus people who buy individual plans in Pennsylvania.

Economic uncertainty has many Americans feeling increasingly unstable about their financial future, which includes retirement.

Jet owners are steering clear of gold panels and gaudy features, opting instead for the airborne equivalent of beige.

President Donald Trump will "immediately" halt payments to insurers under the Obama-era health care law he has been trying to unravel for months.

BMW is recalling 85,302 SUVs in the U.S. because air bags for the front passenger seat may not activate.

Full-size trucks, which include the Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Silverado, are on pace to set their best market share since 2007.

Frustrated by failures in Congress, President Donald Trump will try to put his own stamp on health care with an executive order Thursday that aims to make lower-premium plans more widely available.

Long-term mortgage rates rose this week, lifting the 30-year, fixed-rate home loan to 3.85 percent.

Americans are spending an average of $46,844 on a pickup. That's more than the starting price of luxury SUVs.

Long-term mortgage rates rose for a second straight week as the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate increased to 3.91 percent, from 3.85 percent a week ago.

"Will that be cash, credit card or personal loan?"

Consumers can haggle for a lower sale price if a dealer charges more than usual for handling the paperwork.

It will cost more to heat your home this winter, thanks to colder weather and higher fuel prices.

Coach wants to expand beyond its namesake brand and luxury handbags.

The Honda Accord and Toyota Camry have long been household names, but these stalwarts are shaking things up for 2018.

Each year, taxpayers subsidize America's homeowners by roughly $70 billion, with the benefits flowing disproportionately to coastal areas with high incomes and pricey homes, from New York and Washington to Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Gasoline prices are trending lower this fall, as the spike that followed Hurricane Harvey continues to dissipate.