A study released today reveals that almost half of women found financial planning information "overwhelming" and a third of women surveyed found it "too complicated" or "hard to understand." But experts disagree about what this means for the fairer sex.
Uh, oh, we're in trouble. TheStreet.com's political reporter, John Fout, says the both presidential candidates are "boneheaded" on the rising costs of fuel.
Where can you turn if you're uninsured and your home is flooded? Money from FEMA, national charities, and generous houses of worship could all be combined together for aid.
College trophy-hunting -- is it fair or unfair to your peers? That's the argument surrounding young polish immigrant Lukasz Zbylut. He applied to 18 schools and was accepted at 17 including seven Ivy League institutions. MainStreet's Laura Moran and Jessica Wakeman each take a side.
The Toyota Prius has a list price similar to the resale price. How can you buy a hybrid on the cheap to save gas money?
James Altucher, founder of Stockpickr.com, explores some "extreme stocks" in this video from TheStreet.com
Torrential rains have battered the Midwest all week, causing massive floods for those who live along the riverbeds. More rain is expected, here's what homeowners need to know about protecting their belongings.
Even circus performers get injured on the job, as the celebs on the reality show Celebrity Circus, which debuts tonight on NBC, soon discovered. Page Six’s tipster says the show provided the “highest safety measures.” But, as many an injured employee—in a circus or not—has learned, training doesn’t protect from the occasional injury.
The worldwide Craigslist has stepped up to give you some suggestions on how to spend your stimulus check.
Environmental writer Elizabeth Royte, author of the new Bottlemania: How Water Went on Sale and Why We Bought It, shares how she saves money while staying healthy and hydrated.
