Lifestyle and Budget

Is daylight saving time a boon or a bust for the economy? Experts disagree.

The learning curve for teens can be steep with bank offerings. Here's what to know.

Sure you want to pay your Mom back, but do you think filing bankruptcy is the only answer?

Here's how to save money without sacrificing coverage when you add a teen driver to your insurance policy.

Tread lightly on the discussion about settlement options, but not about finances.

In the middle of the English countryside, Lydia Otter has made it her life’s mission to help support those with autism at Pennyhooks Care Farm -- and she is making an impact, one student at a time.

When it comes to talking about financial security, parents like to wait and children want to have it early--who's right? 

Today marks one year since the overturn of DOMA. Here's what it means for same-sex couples' financial lives.

What happens when a serial co-signer becomes trapped? 

Here are a few credit cards that can offer big rewards for dads.

While it's not the best idea, you can pay someone else's debt without too much hassle.

Reunions shine a glaring light on our mortality.

It's become the norm for school districts to turn over sensitive student data to outside "cloud computing" companies, a practice that has ignited concerns about student privacy.

Worried about being sued by a co-signer because you defaulted on a student loan?

When parents hand over the reins of their finances to their adult children, it's wise to seek help.

Kids are playing an increased role in the home buying and selling decision, but maybe they shouldn't be. 

Be careful to make sure your bundle of joy is covered by more than just a blanket.

It's tough to decide when a child is ready to graduate to having a debit or credit card. One test: Can they see that the money they spend is real?

Even though they were divorced before his death, she co-signed on his $40,000 student loan, which means she's asked to repay. What are her options?

Parent faces loss of coverage unless son surrenders his license. Isn't that extreme?