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As interest rates continue to climb, savers are finally having their moment in the sun.

Starting next year, every new home built in California will have something extra on top.

With spring on the way, many home buyers are starting their hunt for a new home.

According to the CDC, about 40 percent of the U.S. population is considered obese. Still, Nutrisystem's Dawn Zier believes progress is being made.

There's one thing the 35-day government shutdown made clear: Americans aren't saving for a rainy day. Here's how to build your cash cushion as the next shutdown looms.

As fans place their bets on which team will win the Super Bowl, advertisers are also placing (multi-million) bets that their commercials will pay off.

In a recent interview with CNBC, the head of the American Society of Civil Engineers said that Elon Musk's ambitious idea to drill a tunnel below Los Angeles is no pipe dream, but it needs big money to happen.

Middle schools nationwide are bulking up their financial education courses.

With winter still upon us, now may be the perfect time to start planning a spring break trip.

The only certainty is death and taxes: The 2018 filing season will kick off on Monday, Jan. 28. Here's what you need to know to make the process a little less painful.

Four years after taking the industry by storm with a promise to become the Uber of private jets, JetSmarter has left a trail of angry customers, at least 13 lawsuits and concerns over security. While some are satisfied, others call it a "fraud."

CES 2019 provided an opportunity for more than 4,500 companies to unveil their latest technology and a glimpse of the future of 5G that could energize the industry for years to come.

Ketogenic diets are all the rage, so I decided to give it a try. Here's what it was like to stick to a low carb, high fat diet.

If your net worth is in the red, you'll need to work on saving more and spending less.

A LinkedIn top editor explains how job seekers can ensure their resumes go to the top of the pile.

For the last 190 years, the Yuengling family of Pottsville, Pennsylvania has been continuously brewing beer.

Riskier borrowers could see their credit scores rise as a result of two programs rolling out in 2019. Yet credit card APRs are at record highs and new customers need to be careful.

Travel experts explain to CNBC how travelers can get the most out of their holiday road trip.

CNBC's "On the Money" reviews some new tech gifts that are more practical than Mother's Day flowers or candy.

If you were short on your 2018 tax withholding, the IRS might let you slide on the penalty. What you should know.

A former FBI-most-wanted hackers says cybercriminals can bypass this with a new form of phishing.

Toby Cosgrove is taking some of the lessons learned at the latter to help his new employer effect big changes to health care.

Travel experts explain to CNBC how travelers can get the most out of their holiday road trip.

Americans are expected to spend close to $30 billion on gift cards this holiday season. Here's how to make the most of all that value.

Americans may be feeling a little less generous this season, but there are still plenty of benefits to year-end giving.

Car makers are trying to jolt the electric market, but an analyst explains why the death of gas cars may be exaggerated.

It's the time of year to drink and be merry - and whether you like red, white, or bubbles, finding the right one for your taste buds and your budget can be a challenge.

On your next flight, your face could be your ticket – with no need to take out a passport, driver's license or even so much as a boarding pass.

Known for portraying Winnie Cooper on "The Wonder Years," Danica McKellar has been a mathematician and New York Times bestselling author.