Personal Finance

Warren Buffett started his first business at age 5, and bought his first stock at age 11. By the end of high school, he was richer...

To be a better investor, make sure you take note of these five cognitive biases that can completely trip up your investment decisions.

Every month, the average New Yorker needs 113.5 hours of work to pay down a mortgage, while in Memphis it's just 18.4 hours.

Only 15 companies hold more than $1 trillion in assets under management (AUM) - and the vast majority of them are based in the U.S.

A new study finds that very few U.S. students have guaranteed access to a personal finance course in high school - raising concerns about financial literacy.

Want to tiptoe into entrepreneurship, or to simply have more cash on the side? Here's 25 ways to enter the side hustle economy.

In real terms, the U.S. minimum wage peaked in value in 1968 - and it has actually dropped by more than 30% since then.

Money put towards 'causes' has increased 33% in just two years to $8.7 trillion. See why sustainable investing has gone mainstream in today's chart.

Building wealth is not about tricks or 'get rich quick' schemes. This infographic shows the habits of millionaires that create success over the long-term.

A look at the potential risks and added costs of short selling, but also an explanation where the practice may make sense for some investors.