Lifestyle and Budget

Young Americans with even just $1 saved for retirement are ahead of the pack.

In the age of the Cloud, who has time to boot up an old console? Cloud gaming, sometimes called gaming on demand, is similar to what Netflix has done in streaming movies or Pandora has done in streaming music.

Winter will be more expensive for homeowners this year, but there’s a silver lining.

Office Depot Inc. says it will close its stores for Thanksgiving.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose this week as the prospect of a year-end interest-rate increase by the Federal Reserve grew more likely.

Mortgage rates are near all-time lows, and it might be hard to imagine them going even lower.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose this week as the prospect of a year-end interest-rate increase by the Federal Reserve grew more likely.

One of western Pennsylvania's largest indoor shopping malls is closing on Thanksgiving Day.

Trading-card companies like Panini America are capitalizing on digital sales with new apps that let fans buy and trade virtual cards.

McDonald's recently hired 200 people from companies such as Amazon.com Inc. and PayPal Holdings Inc. to bolster its digital efforts and win back the millennials it lost to rivals serving fresher food. Just one in five millennials has ever tried the company's flagship Big Mac, according to an internal memo reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

Famed alternative medicine doctor Deepak Chopra says your well-being directly correlates to your financial status.

Consumer electronics chain Hhgregg Inc. is the latest retailer to take a stand against Thanksgiving shopping and will be closed for that day.

The recent Yahoo data breach was a reminder that your personal information is at risk. Bankrate.com analyst Mike Cetera says if something similar has not happened to you yet, it is a virtual certainty that it will happen at some point during your lifetime.

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

Wells Fargo & Co.'s top brass laid out the bank's strategy to move past its sales-tactics scandal on an hour-long call Monday with 500 senior executives, according to a recording of the call reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.