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Check out some of the world's most heavily traded currencies and their origins.
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These musical tidbits can help you keep your investments profitable.
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Men certainly don't dominate these fields - read on to find some workplaces where women are in charge!
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While some generic products are second-rate, others are just as good as the real thing. Here are six generics that take the cake.
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The ratings agencies are refusing to take on the legal risks of the new rules, leaving investors with a dilemma.
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Looking to make a career change? Here are five sectors with stable prospects - and salaries.
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College students can always stand to save some cash. Here are nine discount opportunities students should explore and exploit.
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This week in financial history has a bit of everything, including murder.
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Here are a few ways to save money while you stay connected.
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If a big vacation is not in your budget, you do not have to stay housebound. These four ideas can help you find a cheap vacation to accommodate your finances.
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Make a career choice with some longevity. Find out where to look.
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When it comes to sky-high college costs, these cities lead the pack.
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When it comes to pro sports rookies, sometimes you get what you pay for - even if the initial asking price seems a little high.
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We all want the best for our kids, and that includes a college education. But should you be footing the bill?
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Everyone keeps saying now is the time to buy. Here's why you shouldn't.
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Before you sign your loan documents, make sure you know what you are getting into.
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Yes, there are many reasons to search for a new job - but consider these eight factors before burning a bridge.
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It's hard to think of Christmas when you're busy beating the summer heat, but now is the best time to prepare.
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These are not the policies written by the folks in grey flannel suits.
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Find out the real cost of buying on a delayed interest plan.
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As some industry giants are slipping, some underdogs are finally getting a foothold.
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Brand-new homes have distinct advantages - and drawbacks. Find out what you need to know to make an informed decision.
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Taking time off with your child can be a big financial decision. Find out what you need to consider.
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Interest rates keep dipping lower and lower. Find out what it takes to tip the scales toward a refinance.
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Duelling guitars, frenetic drumming, ear-splitting vocals... and solid investment advice?
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It's back-to-school time, and retailers are fighting for consumer dollars. Here are some of the crazy marketing tactics you can expect to see this year.
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Get to know the basic, time-tested strategies that any investor or trader can use to profit in a rising interest rate environment.
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Find out how to conquer this common initial screening tool.
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Find out how a currency's relative value reflects a country's economic health and impacts your investment returns.
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These non-verbal cues may cost you the job before the interview even starts.
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As the cost of college in the U.S. continues to climb, it's hard to believe that in some countries you can still be educated for free.
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You know you should live healthier, but have you ever looked at how much your unhealthy habits cost you?
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It seems that everyone has their hand in your pocket these days. Learn how to protect yourself against these financial scams.
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Getting your new iPhone set up? These apps will help you manage your money.
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This checklist will help you get all the money for school you can.
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Some of these mistakes are avoidable - some are not. But any of them can keep you from landing your next gig.
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These sports may not be big names, but the top athletes are still well-compensated.
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Financial scandals were all the rage in 2002, and this week in financial history saw two of them implode.
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These five states may pay through the nose in taxes - but the benefits may just be worth it.
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If you can't qualify for or don't want a traditional mortgage, one of these options might be right for you.
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Lifestyle changes and a bit more work can make all the difference.
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Don't trust the courts to follow your wishes - plan the distribution of your own assets.
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While some career fields seem promising, others are cleaning house.
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Jobs are being added all over as Canada recovers, but these five sectors have been growing fast.
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This isn't a decision to make lightly - it will have a huge impact on your college bill.
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Your garage is probably the most convenient place to stage a sale, but it may not be the most profitable.
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This week marked some huge financial changes and conclusions.
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No one is really supposed to talk about money, despite the fact that much of our lives revolve around it.
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These errors could wind up costing you more than the coveted key to your first home.
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Not all pension plans in professional sports are created equal.
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These movie franchises have grossed the highest overall.
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When job hunting, does education trump experience? Here are some factors to consider when it comes to this duel of credentials.
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The latest retail report showed a 0.5% decrease in sales. Find out which companies took the biggest hit.
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This week in financial history marks the opening of the happiest place on earth and much more.
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These stars had the world at their fingertips but are facing financial hardships a decade later.
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Find out which expiring tax cuts might cost you money if Congress doesn't extend them.
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When a company's fundamental business carries moral questions, it creates more questions and complications for investors.
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Successful real estate investors are more than just landords - they are savvy business executives.
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College textbooks can cost a fortune. We show you how to take some of the sting out of this expense.
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S&P/Case-Shiller's most recent home price index bears more bad news for some cities.
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Investors live and die by monthly retail sales, but the data might be too short term and unreliable to use.
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Christmas in July is a fairly new phenomenon with the potential for huge returns.
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If Buffett and Gates did convince other billionaires to give away their fortunes, what could be paid for?
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With much of the financial world taking advantage of the summer holidays, the news this week ranges from Lebron to Conrad Black.
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No one is immune to the possibility of one day needing long-term care - and the costs can deplete a life savings.
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The national debt has been growing in leaps and bounds. Find out why.
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One of the more everlasting gifts is one that will teach young people about personal finances and encourage them to save.
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You can save a lot of money with coupons, but sometimes avoiding them is the best strategy.
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We look at those who fight crime and save lives, and see how much they get paid for it.
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Find out how to keep the cost of your textbooks from approaching your tuition expenses.
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We look at cost of living, tax rates and opportunity to find the best places in the U.S. for investment bankers.
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New ventures have only a 50% chance of making it through the first five years. Find out why.
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The numbers don't lie: unemployment is still high in the U.S, but there are places where things are looking up.
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We look at the past and current legislation that governs IRA annuity conversions.
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This weekly report can influence the markets, but is it a reliable indicator of economic health?
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This week in financial history sees the birth of Bud and the richest man in history.
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You have a great business idea, but now you wonder: is my upstart business model really viable?
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It is inevitable that interest rates will go up, but what should investors do to prepare themselves?
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The difference between American and Canadian pricing on the same goods can be significant. Find out why.
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Here are some pros and cons of the debt securities created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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Before you fund one of these education-savings vehicles, be sure you know their differences.
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If you are banking on your life insurance payout being tax-free, you may be in for a surprise.
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The financial news held few surprises this week, but amidst the ho-hum offerings, there were some interesting bits of news you may have overlooked.
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Ready to buy a new or gently used car? Before you get dazzled by the balloons and the new car smell, follow these ten steps to get the best deal.
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Has the recession left you with cabin fever? Harness the power of social buying websites to get out and try something new.
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Even the most frugal drivers have a tipping point. Is it time for a new car?
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Some renovations will mean a bigger sale price on your home, while others will just cost you.
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We'll be looking at what these college entrepreneurs were majoring in and how they went about building up billion-dollar empires.
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Don't get taken for a ride when you go to purchase your next car.
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Many countries are raising the retirement ages for their citizens. Find out what this means to you.
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If you are looking for a good deal and have time to wait, a short-sale house may be for you.
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Which sport stars mean the most to their teams financially?
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From the barter system to commemorative coins, we look at the history of U.S. money.
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Just like other markets, coastal prices fluctuate, and timing is everything. We'll take a look at some of the economics of buying by the water.
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The Air Transport Association is expecting higher prices and more delays than ever this summer, making it a good time to revisit your travel options.
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Protecting yourself from unscrupulous practices means knowing how to spot them.
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Seasonal businesses face particular challenges. Find out how they survive through the cold months.
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Landmarks in taxation, technology and fraud are just some of the events from this week in financial history.
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It's exciting to live on your own for the first time, and a little preparation will ensure that the experience is a positive one.
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Have you been avoiding your home repairs? Think again - these 10 low-cost repairs can save you big money.
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