Lifestyle and Budget

After the death of a spouse, continuing to use his or her plastic can be considered fraudulent. 

Whether or not you take budgeting seriously, there are five budgeting mistakes that most people make -- and they are big.

Disney plans to open its largest retail store in Shanghai as it ramps up investment in China to take advantage of its booming middle class.

Saving is often an incremental process, but occasionally there are chances to make a big difference.

Fedex is gearing up for the busiest day in its history on Cyber Monday as online shoppers take advantage of digital door buster deals.

Amazon shoppers will need to spend an extra $10 on the site in order to qualify for free shipping.

Don't let a terror threat trump your travel plans. Follow these tips for your own protection.

Avoid buyer's remorse this season by checking out these expert tips for keeping your spending frugal but festive.

Gas prices have been on a steady fall since summer and expects forecast prices to continue to decline for the rest of the year.

You can save a tremendous amount by creating a spending plan, making a list of what you really need and taking the time to shop and compare. But it can be easy to blow all that thoughtful planning.

For consumers, the rise of deals and bonuses that last for as little as one day can mean even more ways to save money or accumulate credit card reward points. But the trend also means cardholders have to pay closer attention to where to shop, when to shop and what card to use if they want to reap the most benefits from their cards.

The Millennial generation, which includes the youngest legal drinkers, is consuming more wine than previous generations when they turned 21, and the industry is taking note. 

A study of 150 million credit card accounts found that the CARD Act of 2009 cut fees sharply for cardholders, and subprime borrowers saw the most savings.

Here are the financial documents you should have stored and ready to go to help you sort through your financials after a natural disaster.

We are paying lower interest and carrying lower balances on our credit cards, all good news. 

The U.S. economy has improved, but the ghost of the Great Recession still haunts Americans.

Most affluent people didn't get that way by accident. Learn wealth-building habits from the rich that can be used by anyone.

Not everyone craves a high-powered job, big house, luxury vacations and stockpiled cash. In fact, some prefer to both earn and spend far below their capability

U.S. average gasoline prices have remained above $3 a gallon for 1,000 consecutive days, and AAA said there’s no end in sight.

The NFL is expected to green-light a plan this week that would increase the price of club-level Super Bowl seats to $2,600 a pop – more than double the $1,250 price-tag on New Orleans seats last year, reports FBN’s Lauren Simonetti.