5 Store Credit Cards That Are Worth It
Cards offered at the checkout counter are often not a great deal for consumers, but the best store credit cards have features that may be worth having.
Halloween by the Numbers
Nearly 160 million Americans will celebrate Halloween today, down slightly from 170 million last year, according to the National Retail Federation.
Trends Dominating the Travel World in 2013
Distinctive trips were popular this year, so were cultural trips: a look at some of the biggest travel trends of 2013
Furlough and Shutdown Freebies
Washington, D.C. may be gridlocked due to partisan politics, but certain businesses are using this ugly fight as a marketing win.
10 Most Stolen Vehicles
When it comes to stolen cars, thieves set their sights on older cars and newer pickups.
Luxury Tech Sure to Please Any Dad
With Father’s Day just around the corner, here are a few ideas from one tech expert that will be sure to impress any dad.
Best & Worst Cities for Wallet Wellness
Money worries can be a drag, but here are the best and worst cities for having a financially satisfying and low-stress lifestyle.
8 Graduation Gift Ideas for College Students
Have a college student on the cusp of graduating, but stumped on what to get them as a gift? Here are 8 graduation gift ideas seniors will be sure to use as they settle into post-college life.
Job-Hunting Tips for Veterans
Whether you served in the Navy, Army, Marines, Air Force, or Coast Guard, you have many skills that employers want, like leadership, perseverance, willpower and discipline. How you market yourself, experts say, will make the job-hunting process more efficient and smooth.
3 Top Tax Breaks for Middle-Class Americans
Reading up on taxes isn't a lot of fun, but being able to shave thousands of dollars off your tax bill certainly is. Here are three valuable tax breaks for middle-class Americans that can shave thousands of dollars off of tax bills.
More retailers drop Ivanka Trump clothing line
Ivanka Trump’s fashion line
Growth in consumer borrowing slowed in December
Consumers increased their borrowing in December at the slowest pace in six months, as growth in credit card usage decelerated sharply.
Voters await economic revival in a part of pro-Trump America
She tugged 13 envelopes from a cabinet above the stove, each one labeled with a different debt: the house payment, the student loans, the vacuum cleaner she bought on credit.
Made Home Improvements Last Year? You Could Get a Tax Break
Tax season is in full swing and that means we're all on the lookout for any breaks we can get. And if you made some improvements to your home last year, you may be rewarded for it. We break down a few home improvements that could potentially mean a break on your taxes in 2017.
How to make your kid a genius with money
Teaching the financial facts of life
Pampers Invents World's Smallest Diaper, Helping Premature Babies
One in ten babies are born premature (before term, 37 weeks), reports the March of Dimes.
Lady Gaga: The Real Winner of Super Bowl 51?
Lady Gaga is still seizing the moment from Sunday’s electrifying but also patriotic Super Bowl performance—as her song “Million Reasons” hits number one on iTunes Monday.
More Than Half of American Adults Don't Have a Will
Let’s face it—end-of-life planning isn’t fun.
Liz Weston: The never-ending car payment
Car payments have morphed from a temporary nuisance into a permanent part of many people's budgets.
Heirs Find Texas Masterpiece Missing 100 Years
It was a long-lost piece of Texas history, missing for nearly a century.


















