Spending

'Tis the season of "Girl Math."

A majority of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck — and a strategic shift in spending could help.

Victor Haghani and James White's book 'Missing Billionaires: A Guide to Better Financial Decisions' unpacks what went wrong for the U.S.'s once-richest families.

When the lockdown subsided and businesses opened up again, so did wallets -- causing a surge in "revenge spending." Now, that pattern of consumer spending is cooling, which may help inflation but could put a dent in some of the "revenge categories" (like hospitality) that have rebounded since the pandemic.

We're living amid the crisis. But in spite of the obvious economic slow-down, businesses can actually find a way to stay afloat, and without cutting their teams short. Here are a few practical tips on how to do it.

One in six Americans is guilty of shopping under the influence, according to a new report.

Still, the average U.S. household owes more than $17,000 in credit card debt, per NerdWallet.

This CEO assessed the productivity and hourly wage costs of constant meetings, proposed something radical and the payoffs were remarkable.

When trends collide, uncertainty is rampant — even during the holidays. Here's what that means for consumer spending.

Money simply works harder for the immediate good when it's kept close to home.

These three long-term winners have dipped to levels that make them attractive buys.

Which pharmaceutical companies can rocket your portfolio right now? Let's take a look.

Make positive changes to be more intentional with your expenses.

Twenty-six percent of Americans say their financial situation will get worse in 2022, and forty-two percent say their financial situation will stay about the same in 2022.

What does all this talk about unemployment have to do with your investments? Let's find out.

The average household spent nearly a quarter of its stimulus check on goods and services last month, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

To celebrate the launch of our new 'Entrepreneur Kids' book series, here's a primer on helping your young ones learn money management.

Consistent on-time payments are usually more important than income.

During and even after a crisis, people respond emotionally ... and they spend the same way.

Take control of your money, and take control of your life.

The best ROI is achieved when you stop wasting money.