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Behavioral economist David Laibson says much of the conventional wisdom about managing money is wrong. Once you get over the emotional sting of the realization, you can make better financial decisions. More
Don't fear high-risk investments when you have youth on your side -- you'll lose out on substantial returns. More
When stocks are scary and bank account yields paltry, parking your money under the mattress might seem like the only sensible move. Not the case. More
If you set up the right space, living under one roof with your parents won't break the bank -- or drive you crazy.
Hotel room prices, on average, are up 5% over last year, but these destinations are shaping up to look like real deals in late December.
Are your finances keeping you up at night? Here are a few tips and tricks to break free and relax.
You have lots of choices about health coverage after you turn 65 -- maybe too many. And just when you think you've figured out all the Medicare plans, something changes. What you need to know to preserve your health and your wealth.
The fund's voyage from icon to also-ran shows the cost of short-term thinking.
You're saving more, borrowing less, and putting family time over amassing more stuff. Two exclusive surveys reveal the financial slump may have an upside: We're smarter about managing money.
A former railroad conductor and his wife have some big financial goals. Here's how they can maximize their retirement savings and achieve them.
My company doesn't offer a 401(k) and I maxed-out my Roth IRA, how can I save more for retirement?
When deciding whether to fund the training you need to switch careers, try this calculation.
Saving more, buying less and spending more quality time with each other are just some of the ways the economy has changed these individuals and families.
Got a question about your money? We want to hear it! Each week we're answering your questions on CNN, Headline News and CNNMoney.com.
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