Personal Finance

Marketplace Money guest host Steve Chiotakis and Kathy Kristof of Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine answer listener questions.

Scott Chiotakis and Marketplace's economics editor Chris Farrell answer your personal finance questions.

Marketplace Money host Tess Vigeland discusses what to do when you have regret over some of the things you buy.

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.

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.

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

Host Tess Vigeland's little blue plastic friend is on its way to Arizona, this week, to a woman who asks when a parent's money stops being their money.

Does watching the markets give you vertigo? You're not alone. This week, host Tess Vigeland awards her weekly Piggy Bank award to one investor trying to relax and enjoy his returns.

Emily Yoffe, aka Slate.com's "Dear Prudence," gives tips on how to broach touchy subjects like spreading the word of your impending foreclosure to friends and family, and what to tip your delivery man.

Technology has made calculating gratuity easier. But in some ways, technology has also made tipping more confusing than ever.