Market News

Mistakes appear in credit reports all too often, as a recent federal report revealed. We tell you why, which ones to fix and how to set the record straight.

Greece still remains the biggest risk for the euro and would be better off to leave the single currency, a close ally of German chancellor Angela Merkel's has said.

'Absolute return' funds that lose money, 'smaller companies' funds that hold FTSE 100 members, we look at the funds that don't live up to their moniker.

As long-term-care insurance costs spiral higher, you might wonder if it makes sense to keep your coverage. Here's what you need to know.

Lately, investors haven't been able to get enough emerging-market debt. Do the higher yields make up for the extra risk?

Though investors often applaud buybacks for returning capital to shareholders, evidence suggests the latest boom might not be a good development for investors. Here's why.

What happened to your money this week.

Racking up enough hotel reward points for a free room is getting more difficult.

It's all too easy to fumble taxes when paying a nanny or other household worker. An IRS program is making it easier for people to make things right.

William Flynn, once an enthusiastic stock trader, has a more skeptical view of the market these days—even after the stock market surge to a record high.