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It’s pretty typical: when couples combine their households, they divide up household duties and chores. But dividing financial...

Going to college is supposed to be a way to level the playing field, opening doors to new opportunities and new careers: nurse, accountant,...

Summer’s here, schools are out, and seasonal work is heating up. Summer puns out of the way, many viewers may be looking for a summer job or...

“Wow! $15 a month for unlimited talk, text and data.” Advertisement or news site headline? Sometimes, it’s hard to tell. But...

Some stories are regular functions of the calendar, cropping up every year around the same time. By June we’re no longer talking taxes. But...

Money. It can be complicated and a constant source of worry for many in your viewing audience. There’s also no shortage of sources of...

It’s pretty typical: when couples combine their households, they divide up household duties and chores. One handles grocery shopping, the...

Why should consumer reporters – or consumers, for that matter – care about the reorganization of a small government department most...

After a seemingly endless winter, it’s finally spring – or, depending on where you are, more like summer. We’re again venturing...

April is Financial Literacy Month, and we want to close out the month by sharing some of the top personal finance and consumer story ideas...

A new report released by Fidelity Investments estimates how much retired couples will need for health care costs during retirement. It shows...

By many, though certainly not all, measures, the U.S. economy is relatively strong. The effects of the 2007-2009 recession are fading. Interest...