Lifestyle and Budget

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.

Long-term US mortgage rates eased slightly this week.

Long-term US mortgage rates eased slightly this week.

Predicting diminished competition and likely higher costs, a federal judge rejected Anthem Inc.'s bid to buy rival health insurer Cigna Corp.

A federal judge on Wednesday rejected Anthem Inc.'s bid to buy rival health insurer Cigna Corp., saying the merger would likely lead to higher costs, less competition and diminished innovation.

About 30,000 of Vermont's Medicaid patients will take part in a pilot project that will test a new health care payment system designed to reward providers for keeping patients healthy, rather than paying them to cure people who are already sick, Gov. Phil Scott said Wednesday.

Worried about the nearly 20 million people who buy their own health insurance policies, the Trump administration and congressional Republicans are weighing how to stabilize a wobbly market, government and industry officials say.