New GM and Ford cars are winning praise and attracting first-time buyers. David Champion of Consumer Reports explains why the companies are manufacturing more entry-level cars, and which ones you should consider.
A growing number of people are unable to pay off their student loans. John Ulzheimer of SmartCredit.com explains why defaulting on this debt is worse than defaulting on credit card debt, and how student loans affect a credit score.
Editor at Large Jill Schlesinger has financial advice for everyone - including pet owners! Here's what you need to do to make sure your animals are taken care of.
Have money that's sitting in a bank account, earning almost no interest? If you're looking for a higher yield, but still want to protect and access your cash, Ray Martin tells you where to invest.
Networking expert Michelle Tillis Lederman joins Jill Schlesinger and Jack Otter to offer practical tips on building and using your network to land a new job or promotion.
After spiking earlier this year, some used car prices are coming down. Here are five family vehicles -- all top safety picks -- with appealing prices, good reviews, and room to spare.
If you have multiple student loans, they are likely weighing down your credit score. John Ulzheimer from SmartCredit.com has a simple trick for raising your score while also making your loans easier to repay.
U.S. Treasuries are paying record low interest rates right now, and bonds in general may be primed for losses. Bond fund manager Steve Huber offers advice to investors.
If your employer offers a Roth 401(k), using it can really pay off says Ray Martin. He explains how the investment is different from a standard 401(k), and why it's a smart place to put retirement savings.
Confusing jargon and emotional baggage get in the way of making smart decisions about insurance. Here are seven common myths plus the steps you should take to really protect your family.
Are we headed for another recession? Why can't we get the economy moving again? And what's an investor to do? Jack Otter interviews T. Rowe Price fund manager Steve Huber.
Jill Schlesinger tells a recent college grad how to find work now, and encourages job seekers of all ages to do things like tap college alumni groups for leads.
More than 10 million people will have their identities stolen this year. Bookmark this story so you are ready if it happens to you. We've got all the resources you'll need to make sure your money is safe.
If you've won any sort of prize lately, like cash or a car, beware: there are strings attached to this windfall. As Ray Martin explains, the IRS wants a piece of your prize.
Editors Jill Schlesinger and Jack Otter are joined by real estate blogger Ilyce Glink to offer advice on pricing a home for sale, getting a mortgage and more.
If you're house rich and cash poor, a reverse mortgage may help your monthly cash flow. Ray Martin explains the pros and cons, and offers more ideas for squeezing money out of your home.
Larry Light, author of "Taming the Beast," tells Jack Otter why now is a great time to buy stocks, but not gold. He also offers advice on buying actively managed mutual funds, and target date funds.
What, if anything, should you be doing with your money following the stock market's seesaw week? Larry Light, author of "Taming the Beast" shares some smart tips with Jack Otter.
Want to make your dream of owning a home a reality? Despite the bumpy stock market, now can be a great time to buy. Here's how Jill Schlesinger suggests getting started.
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