Lifestyle and Budget

Government-imposter frauds have scammed people out of at least $450 million since 2014, according to the Federal Trade Commission.

The company’s push for lifetime passes of free carbs quickly went viral.

The FDA proposed a new rule to include graphic images of lesser-known health risks associated with smoking.

With college education has become nearly expected in the job market, many high-school graduates are facing a pricey decision.

Elder abuse contributes to more than $5.3 billion in U.S. health care costs each year, the researchers said.

These are the top best cities to buy a family home, according to SmartAsset. 

One of the top reasons Americans opt out of pricier activities is because they don’t have enough money leftover after paying bills.

The conservative talk radio host went viral after criticizing people who complain about working more than one job to make it.

Vacation was the first activity on the chopping block. More than 40 percent of Americans skipped travel because of costs.

Here’s what to do with your 401(k) in the midst of the market drop, according to a financial planner.

HeyTutor only looked at public, 4-year colleges -- excluding online-only colleges -- and used each college’s estimated full-time equivalent enrollment for in-state tuition. 

“Taco Tuesday” isn’t just a catchy phrase to describe a themed dinner night -- it’s also trademarked.

Would you pay extra taxes for meat?

If you live more than five minutes from a Jimmy John’s, you’re in luck.

Teenagers spend most of their summer on leisure, but they’re devoting more time to studying compared to teens of the past.