The Great Recession placed many budgets on a strict diet, but Americans are busting out their wallets and waistlines once again.
The average age at which U.S. retirees claim they actually retired now stands at 61...
U.S. stock futures edged lower on Wednesday morning. Here are three stories to keep an eye on...
The United States economy has show some signs recovery but, nevertheless, the outlook for working families is dim...
The dangers of aggressive investment strategies are firmly planted in the minds of Americans...
U.S. stocks advanced after a tepid and mixed morning. Here are three stories helping shape the markets on Wednesday afternoon...
Bankers warned the Fed that growth in student-loan debt has parallels to the housing crisis...
Financial worry across the country declined to its lowest level since before the Great Recession...
The United States economy had created 165,000 jobs in April...
The International Monetary Fund lowered its forecast for 2013 economic growth in the United Kingdom on Tuesday...
Last week in a speech in Washington, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said that assisting low-income neighborhoods requires a multiprong approach that focuses not only on housing but also on education, jobs, and health care.
Goldman Sachs’s top economist Jan Hatzius has said that the United States will not fall back into recession...
People are stuffing their mattresses with cash at the highest rate in over four years...
February marks the seventh straight month in which euro-zone manufacturing has shrunk as new orders continue to decline and backlogs of work evaporate...
Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos struck a tentative deal with political parties on Sunday over austerity measures demanded by international creditors as the terms for the release of its second, 130 billion-euro rescue package...