Below 0: The Future of Bank Rates?
Think interest rates could not get any lower? Brace yourself: Negative interest rates could be on their way.
5 Money Habits that are Leaving You Broke
From staying in a dead-end job to living beyond your means, experts say these five money mistakes that can leave you broke.
CNET’s Top 5 Smart-Home Gadgets
CNET.com Executive Editor Rich Brown shared with FOXBusiness.com his top five smart-home gadgets, ranging from thermostats to home-security devices. And he says, they won’t break the bank.
Best Personal Finance Money Tips for Beginners
Establishing good money practices early on will carry through into your golden years.
Cost of Children: Daughters vs. Sons
Daughters may be less likely to mooch off their parents in adulthood than sons are, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're cheaper in the long run.
5 Apps to Make Your Commute Easier…and Cheaper
Traveling to and from work isn’t always fun, but these apps can help commuters feel a bit less stressed on their way to the office.
Should You Make Payments Through Social Media?
Paying for goods on social media is in its infancy. Find out the pros and cons.
Infomercial Products: Do they Really Work?
Infomercials push products that make all sorts of promises—but do the products actually deliver? In some cases, yes.
Tips to Save Money as a Wedding Guest
Summer time means wedding season and while it’s an honor to partake in a couple’s special day, it doesn’t come cheap.
4 Gadgets to Get Your Kids More Active
While technology is often blamed for the lack of activity among children, some companies are creating gadgets and apps that incentivize and encourage kids to be more active.
Are Pet Insurance Policies Worth the Cost?
Not all pet policies are created equal, and with various caveats to each, it's easy to sign up for a plan that doesn't meet your expectations.
5 Tips to Make Your Family Vacation More Affordable
Your summer vacation doesn’t have to break the bank. Here are five expert tips to take a family vacation without getting buried under debt.
5 Tips to Save on Auto Insurance
Shopping around can yield lower rates, but it’s not the only way to reduce payments. Insurers offer a slew of discounts for everything from safe driving to being a loyal customer—but you have to ask.
Why Insurance Follows the Car
Learn which car insurance coverages follow the car and which follow the driver, and in what situations, as well as the role car insurance plays when you loan a car, borrow a car or rent a car.
Claims Adjuster: Friend or Foe?
Your premiums help pay claims adjusters' salaries, but that doesn't mean they're on your side when you make a car insurance claim.
Get the Most for Your Totaled Car
An insurance company offer for your wrecked car is just that -- an offer. Here is how they arrive at a figure, and what you can do to change it.
Expert Advice: Take the Slow, Steady Road to Good Credit
"Credit Repair Kit for Dummies" author Steve Bucci says there's no magic wand to a quick credit fix nor is there a credit repair fairy
You Won't Get an Insurance Discount for Your Car's Backup Camera
Rear-view cameras may save lives, but do they save insurers money?
Got $1,000? Buy a Crash-Avoidance System for Your Car
Safety features commonly found pre-installed on new vehicles are now available for cars built in 2000 or later -- for a price.
5 Sneaky Ways Stores Make You Overspend
We’ve all walked into a store only planning to pick up one or two items and leave with many over-flowing bags. And that's exactly what the retailer wanted to do.