This week, economics editor offers his advice on cashing out a 401k, qualifying for savers tax credit and inheriting foreign property.

Nothing says summer like funnel cakes and rollercoasters. We can see the folks behind the counter powdering our fried dough, but who's behind that wild ride?

As we hit the summer driving season and gas prices swell, we can't help but look for a culprit. Tess Vigeland talks barrels with Severin Borenstein of the University of California's Energy Institute.

You think you're getting a Lincoln, but you end up with a lemon.

From national fires to the approach of hurricane season, it's more important than ever to have good homeowner's insurance. Alisa Roth preps us for the right policy.

Cable companies say they've discovered a way to transmit data even faster. Too bad they can't figure out a faster way to get it to us.

It's been three months since we visited Seattle investment club Meridian Pacific, and a lot has gone on in the stock market since then. Tess Vigeland catches up with the group.

In chapter two of our financial fairy tale, engaged couple Tiffany and Mike discuss the influence their parents had on the way they handle money.

It's a job where the responsibilities are vast and the pay-off isn't monetary. We see what it takes to be a stay-at-home mom.

Economics editor Chris Farrell gives listeners some straightforward advice on repairing bad credit.