Features By David Lazarus
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A warning about the price of generic drugs
Drug manufacturers can charge very different prices for essentially the same generic medicine.
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The costs of living with HIV: One man's story
How does living with a disease like HIV affect one's financial choices?
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The horror! What movie monsters say about money
From "The Walking Dead" to "Warm Bodies," zombies have experienced a resurgence in pop culture. So why do we love to watch these mindless, murderous creatures? Plus, find out what your favorite movie monster represents financially in our interactive photo.
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We're all salespeople, so don't sell yourself short
A look at the art and science of selling yourself -- something author Daniel Pink says we all do in one way or another.
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Rethinking your investment strategy after the Dow's record high
This week, the Dow hit a record high. So what does that mean for investors?
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Steady as a rock: Real estate in Jackson, Miss.
Daffodils are starting to bloom in Jackson and that's when buyers start coming out looking for a home. We check in with a broker to see what real estate's like in Mississippi.
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Letters: Should I lower my credit limit?
Guest host David Lazarus answers listeners' personal finance questions including advice on what to do when a elderly relative racks up big debt late in life and whether voluntarily lowering one's credit limit can negatively affect one's credit rating.
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How will the sequester affect you?
Sequester, sequester, sequester. How much doom and gloom should everyday Americans be ready for?
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Learning financial intimacy: What's your money type?
Money may not buy you love, but it can buy you heartache. Learn about which money type you are and how you can be more financially intimate.
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Yee-haw! Why Houston's housing market is growing so fast
Why was Houston, Texas, just named the "healthiest housing market for 2013?" Realtor Thai Klam helps explain.
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