money

Many millionaires plan to leave at least part of their fortune to charity, rather than to family or friends.

I'm in a bit of a parenting dilemma. My daughter is injured, but the price to get her feeling better is steep. Would you fork out the money in this situation or say "suck it up buttercup!"?

While millions of people are still waiting for their stimulus checks from the IRS, there are reports that some checks were sent to people who are dead.

One of the most important things you can teach a child is how to manage money and invest for the future.

EDSmart will use the Sorting Hat to choose five Muggles to binge-watch all of the Harry Potter movies in one sitting.

Times are tough. Many of us are finding it hard to make ends meet. You might be tempted to withdraw money from your 401K. After all, it's your money and you should use when ever you want, right? While the vested portion of your 401K belongs to you, early withdrawals come with some bad consequences...

According to Bankrate, 63 percent of people between the ages of 18 and 29 don’t bother with cash, checks, or a credit card, preferring to use their debit cards.

The idea of having $1,378.00 in extra money this time next year is pretty exciting, especially when you see how easy it can be.  Saving a little each week will really add up in 2014.  It is called the 52 Week Money Challenge.  It starts with a just a dollar and grows from there.

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says a record amount of unclaimed funds, totaling $347 million, were paid out to individuals and organizations in the state’s last fiscal year. This new record surpasses the previous year by $33 million. Currently, there is $12.5 billion in lost or forgotten money that is still waiting to be claimed.

As college students across the country receive their diplomas, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is introducing new legislation that allows students to refinance their college loans at lower interest rate.