You may be thinking things will keep getting better, but what if you’re wrong?

Consolidations can help, but sometimes these loans can leave you with more debt if you’re not careful.

Follow these steps to get a good deal and make the car-buying process at the dealership as easy as possible.

Take if from those who know: avoid these mistakes if you want to retire early.

You’re making a mistake if you’re not reaping the benefits of travel rewards.

You can cut down on the cost of a pro without sacrificing quality.

A tax-deductible contribution is one of the few remaining ways to reduce taxable income if you don’t itemize.

Here’s what paying for college looked like before student loans existed, and what today’s students can learn.

She was unexpectedly denied a loan. Read her home buying story and see what she would have done differently.

Many investors have seen the big advantages of letting computers run their portfolios.

Many people don’t understand the power wielded by the innocent-looking W-4.

Some people are much better savers than spenders. That can become a problem.

Whether your retirement is years away or tomorrow, here are some things you can do now to lower your taxes.

Drivers can pay hundreds of dollars a year in higher premiums because of the impact of gender on their rates.

Everyone makes financial missteps. Here’s some advice from a pro.

It might take some effort, but it’s possible to find credit card offers so rich they justify the cost.

Many Americans remain reluctant to invest in the stock market, a scary hangover from the 2007-09 recession.

If you know where to look, the Fed’s rate increases can turn into something tangible: cash in your account.

Reduced medical expenses are part of the lower living costs that prompt many Americans to relocate.

Online ads chase you around the internet and get in your face to convince you to spend.