Pete Grieve

Given steep increases in rent prices, some renters are re-evaluating their housing budgets and priorities.

Without a legislative solution, Social Security trust fund reserves are on track to be depleted just over a decade from now.

Here’s where the candidates stand on major issues that could affect your golden years.

Given the polarizing nature of Social Security funding debates, Republicans and Democrats in Washington have been unable to make meaningful progress on solutions that would shore up the program.

There are still many places that offer the city lifestyle without the sky-high rents you'd see in San Diego or Miami.

Homes are a critical wealth-building tool, but they're not the only driver of the gap between homeowners and renters.

Debt collectors have lost their leverage — but not their ability to annoy (and sue) you. Read Medical Debt Under $500 Can't Hurt Your Credit Anymore.

After five straight semiannual price hikes, the U.S. Postal Service is finally holding stamp prices steady this January.

Inflation isn’t nearly the problem it was a year or two ago, but consumers will still have to brace for some ballooning bills this year.

Don't despair — you still have options for scoring a deal.