Many financial experts advise keeping at least three months of living expenses squirreled away in case of an emergency, but how many Americans actually do it?
There is no doubt inside the great American illusion of prosperity that the majority of the population suffers from the same sickness — high cost of living.
Pay equity between men and women has been a hot topic in Washington as of late, and this should add fuel to the fire: a new study reveals female doctors are being paid less than their male counterparts.
You might think there are more millionaires living in the United States these days than ever before, but a recent study suggests that you would be wrong.
Once upon a time, people used credit cards as back-up funds, tapping into them only when an unforeseen emergency arose.
But now, thanks to the current state of the economy, a staggering number of consumers are using their cards for routine bills like mortgages and groceries.