Commentator Jen Miller could up and leave the Garden State with its high taxes. But is the grass — and the tax savings — really any greener someplace else?

Author Douglas Rushkoff explores the ways technology and business culture have evolved so as to keep consumers "present-minded" in his latest book, "Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now."

Older Americans staring at retirement in the face are finding it hard to save. So how does the millennial generation — which faces a struggling economy and high student debt — feel about life after work?

Santa Barbara is known for its beautiful, expansive homes. But the city's reputation doesn't tell the whole story of its housing market.

Personal finance journalist and author Carmen Wong Ulrich answers listeners' questions about building credit history as a stay-at-home parent, whether buying life insurance at a young age is a good idea and where to invest a $10,000 graduation gift.

A new HBO documentary takes a look at how millions of families have been left out in the cold in the richest country on Earth.

There's a lot Americans can learn from immigrants to the U.S. That includes good personal finance behavior. Plus, test your knowledge about immigration with our quiz.

America runs on credit. But undocumented immigrants generally can't access traditional loans, forcing them to think like entrepreneurs to raise cash.

Foreign-born folks talk about the meals they miss most from their native cuisine.

The weather is hot in Atlanta, but is the housing market?