Kathy Kristof

It's no secret that divorce is hazardous to your wealth. In most cases, it involves splitting marita...

America's backup retirement plan is, well, work. More than one in three American workers are using t...

Facebook's (FB) acknowledgement that all 2 billion of its users likely had their information "scrape...

Shining a light on the privacy threat of Internet-connected toys, the Federal Trade Commission has s...

Consumers looking for the best deals on everything from clothing to TVs have been well trained to pr...

Beware of bogus IRS agents, fake offers of tech support and faux beaus -- in other words, impostors....

Federal regulators are cracking down on advisers who profit from providing venal advice to retiremen...

If you're planning to buy a new iPhone 6 when it comes out this Friday, you'd be wise to take a clos...

Feeling a little financially insecure about retirement? That might just be a matter of where you liv...

There are plenty of horror stories about people who borrow from their retirement plans -- the teache...

Smartphones were once a luxury reserved for the wealthy and technologically savvy. But steadily decl...

Virtual currencies have taken the world by storm, with tens of billions worth of bitcoins already in...

A new study of 9 million Americans who have access to workplace defined-contribution plans, such as ...

If you're not backing up your computer files on a daily basis, now may be the time. The National Con...

Americans' faith in their ability to comfortably retire is rebounding from the all-time lows of the ...

The conventional retirement planning wisdom may overstate how much Americans need to save by as much...