Lifestyle and Budget

Since the CARD Act went into effect six years ago, it has been much harder for college students to get credit. We share a few credit cards that are considered well suited for the new graduate.

On the heels of a five-year low for Independence Day gasoline prices, drivers can expect more relief at the pump this summer as oil continues to slump.

If you lie awake at night worrying about money, you're not alone. According to a new report by CreditCards.com, 62% of Americans are losing sleep over at least one financial problem. Here's advice.

Feast your eyes on "The Beast." It's the new 'green' burger that billionaires Bill Gates and Biz Stone are hoping will change the future of meat. 

The basic idea here is to always handle your money with planning, purpose and maturity.

Learn which airlines have the most generous cancellation policies, and how the 24 hour cancellation rule works.

There are several credit and charge cards offered with no preset spending limits -- here are five cards that that allow you to make the charges you need.

Sales are booming in the bottled water industry but we take a deeper look at the half-full, half-empty world of plastic water bottles.   

T-Mobile is revamping its phone-upgrade program by eliminating a $10-a-month charge for the most popular phones.

A wedding expert gives brides advice on searching the web to find their most important dress.

Heating and cooling bills, regular maintenance tasks, and system updates can put a dent in your finances.

According to a new study by Fidelity Investments, 43% of couples couldn’t identify how much their partner makes, despite the fact that most of them (72%) say they communicate well.

Many home buyers focus on what they're monthly mortgage payment will be and overlook other crucial expenses in the process.

Maybe you’ve heard that the magic hour is early Tuesday morning—or exactly four weeks ahead of your departure date.

Thanks to the internet it’s easier than ever to investigate a charity before you make a donation.

Americans are getting a break at the pump for Memorial Day weekend, even as gasoline prices continue to gain ground.

A key question remains for many students who've finally settled on a college destination: How will they or their parents handle health care coverage? A doctor's office visit can cost over $100 for someone without insurance.

The USEEIA's recent survey showed that wealthier people spend more on public trasit options than the poor. Take a closer look at the surprising conclusions.

Americans plan to spend $20.7 billion on making their moms feel special this Mother's Day. Check out our infographic to find out what really makes moms happy.

Whether you are looking for a new Hummer, Honda, or Hyundai, learn what steps to take to get the best deal for your current car.