Lifestyle and Budget

Summer vacations are a popular way to relax, but they can also place serious stress on the average American’s budget, according to survey released this week by financial planning company LearnVest.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates dropped slightly this week.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell slightly this week, staying low even as the Federal Reserve raises rates.

More Americans will travel for the 4th of July holiday than ever before, thanks in part to cheap gas prices and airfares.

Tick season is upon us, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say tick-borne diseases are on the rise in the United States.

Check out the full rankings from J.D. Power, including strong showings from Ford, Chevrolet and Ram.

A look at the richest person in every American state.

The Aventador S can go from zero to 60 mph in a mere 2.9 seconds.

People have used crowdfunding sites to raise money for business ideas, help afford medical emergencies and even to pay for vacations.

Automakers are closely watching price trends because cheaper used cars could soften demand for new vehicles.

For the first time, Uber will allow passengers in the U.S. to tip their drivers through the ride-sharing company’s app.

Seeking to advance her family-focused agenda, Ivanka Trump made her first official sojourn to Capitol Hill Tuesday to talk tax policy with Republican lawmakers.

Some locals say it’s simply a “dry heat,” but some Phoenix flights have been canceled as temperatures approach record highs.

Iowa's last health care insurer to sell policies to individuals statewide through the federal Affordable Care Act is seeking a 43.5 percent increase in premium rates for next year.

Dave answers a reader whose husband wants her to sell her late father’s motorcycle to pay off debt.

Tia Chambers checked her credit score for the first time at age 23, after watching a friend check his, she says.

A bankruptcy filing by Japanese air bag maker Takata will leave little money for dozens of people who sued the company over deaths and injuries caused by its exploding air bag inflators, according to outside legal experts and lawyers suing the company.

Iowa's last health care insurer to sell policies to individuals statewide through the federal Affordable Care Act said Monday it needs to know more about how the state's insurance market will function next year before making a final promise to stay.