How this 48-year-old went from getting laid off to making $1 million a year Forced into a midlife shift, David Beattie turned his car hobby into a gold mine.

Top 5 Financial Resolutions for 2017 Here's a list of the changes most Americans are hoping to make in their finances this year--and the one you should be making too.

30 Mental-Health Resolutions People Are Making For 2017 More so than perhaps any other year in recent history, 2016 sure has gotten a lot of (perhaps undeserved) flak for being a garbage 365 days. To be fair, in a year that's seen the deaths of far too many beloved celebrities as well as Brexit and an all Read more ... -consuming U.S. election, 2016 deserves a little

21 US cities where making $100,000 a year isn't enough to put you in the top 20% of earners In some cities, a six-figure household income barely puts you among the top half of earners.

Beyoncé and Whoopi Goldberg Are Making the Year’s Best Ugly Christmas Sweaters ’Tis the season for targeted merchandise? Celebrities this year are making the weirdest Christmas sweaters we’ve ever seen.

5 Hacks For Making Your New Year's Resolutions Stick This is your year.

Instead of Making Resolutions, Make a List of Your Successes and Fears It’s that time of year again when everyone starts thinking about making promises to themselves that we’re supposed to keep for at least 365 days. That usually doesn’t go well. Instead of making a resolution, make these two lists.

This 11-year-old girl is making our online passwords more secure Earlier this year, a tech company based in California published a damning report that revealed what most of us already know: People are are absolutely terrible at protecting their information, especially when it comes to making up their own passwords Read more ... . But one 11-year-old girl is changing that. For j…

90 years in the making: A history of Chrysler This year Chrysler celebrates its 90th year of making cars, dating back to the company's founding by Walter P. Chrysler.

Why you should never, ever play the lottery Americans spent $70 billion lottery tickets last year, and half of that probably came from people making $28,000 or less.