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Tough economic times mean more people need help. But tough economic times also mean more charities are on the brink as endowments shrivel, major donors cut back and fundraising efforts bear less fruit. Two-thirds of the...

Here we go again. Senior citizens now have six weeks to sign up for another year of Medicare Part D — the prescription drug benefit — that goes along with Medicare Part A (hospitalization), Part B (outpatient and...

2008 came in two parts. Part I, which ran through Bear Stearns, carried the vestiges of prior years, when we thought we could get away with everything, never anticipating that in actuality, everything would get away from us....

Now that Congress has failed to bail out Wall Street, the country (and world, to a lesser extent) has begun bracing itself for nuclear winter. The technology sector is no exception, even if the Silicon Valley tends to fancy...

Now it’s more important than ever to have a great credit report. Having a solid credit score can save you money. You’ll be able to borrow money at a better interest rate. That can really add up over the life of a...

Many people don’t realize the wealth of applications that are available for Linux. I am asked all the time about X and/or Y application on Windows and whether there’s an equivalent on Linux. Most of the time the...

People who get rich — and stay rich — know some hidden rules for hanging onto their wealth. Here, Dan Solin, author of ‘The Smartest 401(k) Book You’ll Ever Read,’ shares nine secrets of the rich....

According to the 2005 U.S. Census Bureau, just shy of 80 million Americans were born between 1946 and 1964. The official first baby boomer started collecting Social Security payments in late 2007, beginning what will be a long...