Lifestyle and Budget

The U.S. Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates in December, after the Nov. 8 presidential election, according to a Reuters poll that also predicted a pickup in economic growth but with still relatively subdued inflation.

If you’ve ever wanted a shot at buying a LaFerrari, one of the most exclusive Ferraris in history, Monterey Car Week is the place to be.

Last year, identity theft hit 13 million people. Protect yourself using one of these tactics.

A dollar isn’t always a dollar, as a recent report makes clear. Sometimes it’s $1.15. Other times it’s less than 85 cents, and it all boils down to where you live.

Consumer groups will deliver a petition from more than 350,000 people to the KFC restaurant chain on Wednesday, calling on the Yum Brands Inc unit to stop the routine use of antibiotics by the companies that supply its chicken.

Healthcare is not only critical to our well-being, but it's also one worth watching because of its effect on our wallets. Its costs can make us poor, but if we invest in it, we may be able to profit handsomely.

The chain steered into a crash, but it has recovered well.

In the second quarter, total household debt increased by $35 billion to $12.3 trillion, according to the New York Fed's latest quarterly report on household debt. That increase was driven by two categories: auto loans and credit cards.

Delta is the latest to suffer from a computer glitch, as airlines double down on investments in technology to prevent disruptions.

Jet.com founder Marc Lore is taking a senior leadership role at Wal-Mart.

More Americans are becoming lactose intolerant but one New Zealand based dairy company says it’s because they’re drinking the wrong kind of milk.

From Avon’s bath oil to installing bat cages, Americans are finding their own ways to fight the spread of Zika.

HSN CEO Mindy Grossman on consumer sentiment and her company’s plan to retool its digital content to reach a broader audience.

You have finally reached your retirement age and are feeling comfortable that your nest egg will take care of your financial needs for as long as you need. But do you have an emergency slush fund set up for those unforeseen home repair or medical expenses?

Ford Motor Co said it was recalling about 830,000 vehicles in North America to replace side-door latches that could unlatch while driving.

Many Millennials have shown that they prefer to pay for items in cash rather than run up large amounts of credit card debt. Learn how millennials can build credit responsibly.