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If you haven't reviewed your home insurance policy is a few years, read this and then pull out your policy and review the coverage summary. How would your policy cover other losses if you had significant damage to your home?
Is the government manipulating the CPI numbers?
After spending years saving for retirement, the last thing you want is to lose your hard-earned money to a huckster who cons you out of your cash. But how can you avoid having your savings decimated by a Ponzi scheme or other fraud, like those perpetrated by Bernie Madoff and Kenneth Starr? This ...
Every homeowner who has not reviewed their home insurance in a few years should pull out their policy and ask themselves this question: Would my policy pay to rebuild my home?
Soaring gas prices have a silver lining, at least if you are selling a home with any of these increasingly important features.
How can you select investments during retirement that provide a potential for growth, to keep pace with inflation, yet protect you against getting wiped out by stock market crashes? Read here for ideas.
A new study shows how faulty "mental accounting" can set back your savings goals. Here are five ways to tell if you are a victim of your own logic.
Ask a homeowner who lost their home in a disaster if their insurance policy paid enough money to cover their rebuilding costs. Most likely the answer you'll get is "No!" The problem is that most folks don't have enough insurance.
A costly debit-card skimming scam at Michael's Stores shows how prevalent this preferred form of identity theft has become. Young or old, here's what you can do to protect yourself.
Suppose you've done a good job investing and accumulating money in your IRA and 401(k) plan, and now you're deciding how to best deploy those assets to generate retirement income. Which investments might work best for you? Read here for insights.
You don't have to love Congress, but no, it didn't raid the trust fund and no, the system isn't going to go bankrupt. Here's why.
After a decade of lousy returns, are stocks finally cheap?
If you're confused by the complex rules on Social Security's spousal benefits, don't feel embarrassed. Here I answer questions from a real rocket scientist; the answers might help you make decisions that can add thousands of dollars to your retirement pockets.
New research shows that paying kids to eat their vegetables turns them into vegetable lovers long after the bribes have ended. Paying kids to practice good money habits may produce the same result. Here's how.
Frustrated with low interest rates? Then consider paying down debt for a better return.
