Ian Salisbury

With the national average now likely to hit $3 a gallon for gas, that could cost you as much as an extra $250 in this summer driving season.

The average millennial home buyer last year made a down payment of 7%, so it may not take as long as you think to save for a first home.

Paula Pant, who moved the U.S. as an infant, owns eight homes with husband, Will Sisk. The income allows her to forego a nine-to-five.

The average S&P 500 CEO earned $13.9 million in 2017, 361 times the pay of rank-and-file U.S. workers, says the AFL-CIO.

The Northeast corridor faces the longest commutes, the Great Plains enjoys the shortest ones.

New research reveals what products are most associated with being wealthy.

Affordability varies widely by region. See which states have median salaries that top the amount you’d need to make in order to buy a home.

Why did the stock market crash on Wednesday? Why did the Dow drop, with tech stocks hit hard? And what’s the best investment advice now?

Part of the answer is Boeing, and part of the answer is the unusual way the Dow is calculated.

Jeff Bezos remains the world’s richest person.

Hint: it’s higher than before the housing bust of 2008.

Diversification can help ease the impact.

The past decade has offered up some innovations to make it easier to avoid panicking.

The Federal Reserve just cut the fed funds rate by half a point. Here’s what the means for your wallet.

The Dow on Wednesday closed at 23,553, down 1,465 points, or 5.9%. That steep decline pushed stocks into the first bear market in 11 years.

Today’s mortgage rates remain close to record lows.

The stock market rallied more than 4% on Monday. But not every stock was up.

Bullish sentiment abounds.

These volatile stocks are part internet in-joke, part get-rich-quick scheme.

Bitcoin’s popularity represents a paradox for investors.