A small bit of money can make us reconsider news stories that run counter to our political beliefs, new reseearch shows.

A new method of assessing risk in government loan programs could ease recovery after the next financial crisis.

One word in particular can take a Kickstarter campaign to the next level.

Minorities pay about $400 more than white borrowers when they seek loans from white mortgage agents, research finds.

As we near the anniversary of his death, a new book focuses on the message of economic justice Martin Luther King Jr. shared during his life.

What's going on with the government shutdown and when will it end? An expert weighs in.

About 35 percent of U.S. children have lived with a relative other than a parent or sibling. Socioeconomic factors are a big reason why.

New research compares how younger and older people make financial decisions when it's not their money on the line.

People who grow up in areas without banks or financial institutions face long-term consequences for their financial literacy and credit.

"It's not that we're getting more; it's that we're paying much more."