Lifestyle and Budget

Opinion: What’s bad for consumers is grandstanding politicians who overreach by spinning every megamerger as anti-competitive.

President Barack Obama on Thursday defended his namesake health care program, long a target of Republicans and recently criticized by some Democrats, saying millions of Americans "now know the financial security of health insurance" because of the Affordable Care Act.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose this week for a second straight week, reaching their highest levels since June.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose this week, reaching their highest levels since June.

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As Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump ramp up their campaigning efforts in the last weeks of this year’s presidential election, robocalls have increased significantly. And not just the legitimate ones. Scammers also have upped their efforts in hopes of gaming the politically fervent and gullible.

On the heels of news of Wells Fargo's fake accounts scandal, JP Morgan Chase announced a new program committing $75 million to entrepreneurs. Is one related to the other? Shame on you for asking.

The cable giant may have to answer questions about two surcharges it uses to pump up bills without having to advertise higher prices.

T-Mobile US Inc has agreed to pay $48 million to resolve a federal probe into whether it adequately disclosed speed and data restrictions for its 'unlimited' data plan subscribers, U.S. regulators said on Wednesday.

The Walt Disney Company and Dole Food Company are teaming up to launch a line of fruits and vegetables branded with popular characters from many of Disney’s films in an effort to motivate children to eat healthier.

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

Harley-Davidson Inc, facing falling motorcycle sales around the world, said on Tuesday it plans to streamline its operations, reorganize and reduce its workforce during the fourth quarter in a move that will cost the company $20 million to $25 million.

Once, building credit meant taking on debt — sometimes expensive debt like a car loan or a credit card with a high rate.

Here are things to consider before choosing a nursing home for your loved one.

Opinion: The facts behind this train wreck are bad enough; there’s no need to embellish.

A chemical recently banned from hand soap by the Food and Drug Administration may still be in your toothpaste.

Short-term lenders say the passage of a ballot measure capping payday loan interest rates would destroy the industry in South Dakota.