The scientific journal Nature retracted an influential paper that overestimated the economic toll of climate change – but not ...

Most Americans feel financial stress and find at least one money topic intimidating, according to a new NerdWallet study. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising ...

More than a quarter of Americans say they spend more than they make, one of a number of metrics in recent surveys that paint a worsening picture of the financial well-being of U.S. households.

Americans are becoming increasingly comfortable turning to generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help manage their personal finances, according to a new study. The study by Qualtrics on ...

Passivity in financial choices is not due to specific personality traits—but depends on the context. This is the conclusion ...

In today's shifting landscape, finances are front and center in many American households. With spiking inflation over the last few years, a pending election cycle, market volatility, and a massive ...

Wondering where your savings will go furthest in retirement? This new study reveals the nine states where retirees are least ...

Americans have historically been averse to discussing financial matters among family members, but a recent study by Fidelity Investments found that attitudes toward taboo wealth topics are shifting.

A recent Rice University study found that one-third of Houstonians had enough savings to cover three months of living expenses — a threshold often used to determine financial security. The study was ...

Planning for the unexpected is crucial since life doesn't always go as planned. But only 44% of Americans are prepared for a $1,000 emergency expense, according to a survey from financial analysis ...

The idea that money can't buy happiness past a certain point is being challenged by contemporary research showing that ...