A certified financial planner with the USAA talks about the unique challenges military men and women face, and how to confront them.

Need a set of wheels, but don't want to commit to car payments? A couple of new Bay Area companies are connecting non-car owners with vehicles that are sitting unused in someone else's garage.

Illinois is trying to decrease its $13 billion deficit with tax increases. One citizen understands the need to close the deficit, but says the taxes have pinched her budget significantly.

Tess Vigeland and David Lazarus of the L.A. Times answer questions about how to pay for an overseas education and what to consider before selling a condo.

Older generations knock young adults for being irresponsible. But Kimberly Palmer of the U.S. News and World Report argues that 20-somethings really are responsible.

The White House is reaching out to young adults to make sure as many 20-somethings get health insurance as possible.

There's a lot of creative content on YouTube, some of it copyrighted. But instead of blocking that content, copyright holders increasingly prefer making money.

Carl Richards gives us another napkin drawing about how our natural impulse to base future decisions on past performance leads to accidents.

A senior in Alabama carries in her wallet a make-up relic that most people under 50 would not recognize.