Lifestyle and Budget

If you plan to retire five years from now, then you need to have your finances in order. Review this checklist to see whether your retirement plan is on track.

For two years in a row, Americans are going to get a little extra time to file their taxes, thanks to a holiday that may be completely unknown to you.

While some see being able to work from home as a job perk, it can actually lead to excess stress and insomnia, according to a new report.

"Ask Brianna" is a Q&A column from NerdWallet for 20-somethings or anyone else starting out.

A start-up called Neurotrack has developed a five-minute digital test to detect early signs of cognitive decline -- and big investors like Peter Thiel and Yahoo Founder Jerry Yang are on board, as to date the company has secured $9.5 million in venture capital funding.

As millennials’ disposable incomes grow, two disruptive online lingerie startups are looking to tap in and gain a bigger piece of the $13.5 billion intimate-apparel market.

Shoppers might be planning to spend less this year on Valentine's Day than in 2015, but department store chains are their top destinations.

Investing isn't just for the rich.

People who spend too much outnumber, by far, those who spend too little.

Not all tax breaks last forever. Here are some that were on the chopping block at the end of 2016 because Congress considered letting them expire...

Love is expensive, but it’s also blind, as they say--particularly when you consider the inflated costs for Valentine's Day....

Even once you've already started getting benefits, there are situations where they'll stop. Find out about them.

Drivers caught a break as prices at the pump steadily ticked lower to start 2017. But the relief won’t last much longer.

When Girl Scout Charlotte McCourt began selling Girl Scout Cookies this year, her original goal was to match her 300 sales from last year. Now, McCourt has not only passed the 300 mark, but has broken the Girl Scout’s sales record by selling more than 24,000 boxes so far.