For the first time in decades, it's becoming more common to see three generations living under one roof seeking affordability and convenience.
Once a symbol of the housing boom, Florida now suffers from plummeting home values and rampant foreclosures.
Successful retirees give advice on how they planned for and managed their retirement to live the good life.
Presidential campaigns are extremely expensive. Here's where it all comes from.
Here's how to find and hire the best contractor you can afford.
Find out which home renovation projects, like a small kitchen remodel or installing a steel front door, can pay off.
Whether you hope to get a promotion or land a new job, learn how to set goals and achieve them
Money magazine's Pat Regnier decided to cut his 401(k) stock and bond exposure to zero in hopes of getting ahead of the market.
When something goes wrong, being courteous and kind can get you much further than yelling at customer service representatives.
The shopping fervor reaches a pinnacle on Black Friday but you can avoid overspending by following these simple tips.
The founder of deal-site Brad's Deals shares tips on how to navigate stores on the busiest shopping day of the year.
Eatocracy's Kat Kinsman shows where to find cheap and delicious ingredients for this year's holiday meal.
The founder of online deal-sharing site Brad's Deals explains why shopping for Black Friday deals online can mean more savings.
Get some money saving tips on how to avoid drowning in debt this holiday season.
Bucking the trend of their generation, millennials Andrew Testa and Jennifer Rivera bought a $400,000 home on their own. Here's how they did it.
Nearly all growth in government spending in the coming decades is due to federal health programs.
Raising the age of eligibility for Medicare would not save as much money as you think, but rather shift the costs to taxpayers.
Find out why it's crucial to talk to decision makers when negotiating with your credit card company.
The co-author of 'Get Paid What You're Worth' offers advice on salary negotiation.
The founder of Airfarewatchdog.com reveals secrets about paying less for airfare and avoiding fees.
See how old coffee and grinds can help keep a few extra dollars in your wallet after getting your caffeine fix.
Students find alternative ways to buy affordable textbooks at the start of the school year.
Author Bill Poundstone sheds light on the psychology of pricing in the retail world.
CNN's Alison Kosik looks at the growing trend of students using consultants hoping to gain an edge with college admissions.
Author Bill Poundstone explains why many retailers offer consumers three choices.
Wall Street performance coach and author Dr. Doug Hirschhorn discusses fear in today's markets, and says look at 'volatility as an opportunity.'
Good retirement plans aren't just a luxury for corporate folks. Money Magazine's Walter Updegrave walks us through four retirement plans designed to help small business owners and workers.
Money Magazine's Walter Updegrave gives a quick lesson on growing your hard-earned money outside of a savings or checking account.
What does the S&P downgrade mean for your investments, cash and mortgage interest rate? Walter Updegrave's advice: maintain your composure.
CNN's Allan Chernoff explains how S&P's downgrade of the government sponsored entities could impact your mortgage or ability to finance a home.
Buying into a hot investment for the moment may not be the best way you spend your money. Money Magazine's Walter Updegrave offers several pointers on how to spend $5,000 wisely.
CNNMoney's Poppy Harlow explains how S&P's downgrade of the US credit rating may impact mortgages, car and student loans.
Compulsive shopping psychologist says dealing with these warning signs could save you thousands.
Money's Walter Updegrave explains why it pays to start saving for your toddler's future college expenses now, as opposed to later.
You don't have to be a finance guru to efficiently manage your retirement. Money's Walter Updegrave provides 2 simple rules to help maximize your nest egg savings.
With gold prices at record highs, CNNMoney hit the streets to weigh New Yorkers' gold jewelry.
Money's Walter Updegrave demonstrates several online tools designed to help you save for your child's education.
A look at our interactive guide to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
A year after the Dodd-Frank bill was signed by the President, The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is finally off the ground.
A panel of real estate experts teams up with Ali Velshi to discuss how you can make money in the current housing market.
Shira and Yoav Potash took the food stamp challenge and tried to eat a balanced diet for their documentary on U.S. food policy, 'Food Stamped.'
Money Magazine's Walter Updegrave walks us through two savings plans that help independently employed people meet their financial goals.
New Yorkers reveal what they buy and how they keep it from their partners.
Money magazine's Walter Updegrave offers valuable advice on what to do with any extra cash in your bank account.
Financial writer Andrew Tobias talks about simple investment strategies found in the latest edition of his book "The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need".
Safely investing your hard-earned dough during volatile times can be challenging. Personal finance expert Walter Updegrave weighs the pros and cons of short-term versus long-term investing.
Vivos offers a cheaper version of its underground shelters for those looking to save a few bucks when planning to survive the apocalypse.
Sam and Chuck are off to Jamaica and are determined to save a few bucks while having fun.
With interest rates on the rise, Money Magazine's Walter Updegrave offers keen advice on making the most out of your commodities portfolio.
An elementary school in Silicon Valley, Calif., switches to electronic yearbooks after realizing there was no more room in their budget for traditional yearbooks.
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