Lifestyle and Budget

Despite people having financial woes, a majority of those surveyed admitted they still date someone with debt.

And good news Britain, Tequila is on him.

Complicating matters is the Fed’s desire to make clear that loosening monetary policy is not a reaction to months of pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to do just that.

Researchers name the top U.S. cities where the largest number of homes are expected to sell below their original listing price.

Snag the same dress Catherine Zeta-Jones wore on the red carpet through Rent the Runway.

The Wall Street Journal reports the desert region has begun construction on its post-modern world aimed to “free people from stress.”

These are the top 10 states where rich Gen-Xers are moving, according to SmartAsset.

The shoes are the brainchild of Nike co-founder and Oregon University track coach Bill Bowerman, who created the first prototype by tinkering with his wife’s waffle iron and pouring rubber into the mold for the sole.

All those handy gadgets that come with new cars are distracting older drivers, according to AAA.

Are you happy with your car? If you have a Porsche, you’re a lot more likely to be satisfied than if you have a Mitsubishi, according to a new study.

The 21-year-old daughter of Steve Irwin announced her engagement to longtime boyfriend Chandler Powell on Twitter Wednesday.

New York Mayor and Democratic presidential candidate Bill de Blasio unveiled his proposed “workers’ bill of rights” Tuesday, promoting a $15 minimum wage, mandated paid vacation and protections for unions.

The budget-friendly brand geared toward women is under fire after people on social media revealed what kind of freebie they were getting with their online purchase.

Without Glass-Steagall, American taxpayers are responsible for losses, as big banks count on the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's insurance fund to back up their risky trading activities.

Modern millennial milestones before moving out include paying for streaming and their phone bill, according to a TD Ameritrade study.

Travelers mounting fears over some of the popular summer destinations such as Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Costa Rica.

No matter how wealthy you are, don't spend more than you have.