Finance

Alan Turing, the World War II codebreaker whose life was spotlighted in the film 'The Imitation Game,' is being honored with a prominent spot on the Bank of England's £50 banknote.

Every Friday, Budget Meal Planner publishes a healthy, cheap meal plan that fits a new culinary theme.

If you want to have $1 million in your 401(k) when you turn 65, here's how much you should be saving today.

Kiplinger crunched the numbers to determine 50 of the best places in America that can make retiring at the age of 45 a more realistic goal.

If you've dreamed of taming a wild horse ever since you read 'My Friend Flicka' as a child, here is the perfect opportunity.

There's no guarantee that stock prices will rise, but for investors in McDonald's, Apple, and other famous brands, a little faith paid off.

Elderly care costs keep going up. For some potential assisted-living residents, it may make more financial sense to book an extended stay at a Holiday Inn hotel.

Onward will take care of everything you need to move on from a failed relationship, including finding a temporary place to live, moving your things, and finding a therapist.

Costco is a great place to find many food items at cheap prices, but brand-name cereal is one product you should only buy at the grocery store.

More Americans than ever are taking vacations to Iceland, and many are returning home with sticker shock.

Mothering dragons is a pretty sweet gig.

There's a science to making your money disappear.

Some of television's most beloved series have had massive budgets. (Surprisingly, so have some of the worst.)

It's been described as both the future of money and pyramid schemes. Who's right?

On average, Americans pay more than $400 a month on utilities.

A perfect 850 is great—but not necessary to score the best rates.

Drunk Americans may be spending as much as $30 billion annually while shopping online.

Saving a million dollars isn’t as impossible as it sounds—as long as you’re willing to wait a few decades.

See how the U.S. stacks up to other countries.

See what you should be spending things like food and clothing based on what you make.

Alan Turing, WWII Codebreaker Who Was Persecuted for Being Gay, Is the New Face of England's £50 Note

‘Budget Meal Planner’ Website Shows You How to Eat Well on $5 Per Day

Want to Retire a Millionaire? Here's How Much You Need to Put Into Your 401(k) Each Month

25 of the Best Places to Retire Early in America

The Government Will Pay You $1000 to Adopt a Wild Horse

Here's What Investments in the Early Stock Offerings of Major Companies Would Be Worth Today

Golden Years: Could Living Out Your Life in a Holiday Inn Be Cheaper Than a Nursing Home?

This Service Will Deal With the Logistical Side of Your Breakup for $99

Why You Shouldn't Buy Your Cereal at Costco

The Reasons Why Iceland Is So Expensive

LEGO Sets Might Be a Better Investment Than Stocks, Bonds, or Gold

Determined to Save Money This Year? Try the App That Invests Your Spare Change Automatically

If You Can Save $500 a Month Toward Retirement, Here's How Much You'll End Up With

Want to Buy a House? This Is How Many Hours You Need to Work to Afford One in Your State

Game of Thrones Star Emilia Clarke's Impressive Net Worth Revealed

Here's How Retailers Are Manipulating You on Black Friday

10 of the Most Expensive TV Shows Ever Made

How Does Cryptocurrency Work?

The 10 States Where People Pay the Most for Utilities

This Is the Ideal Credit Score, According to a Financial Expert

How Expensive Is Your Drunk Shopping Habit?

The Average Age When People Become Millionaires

How Rich the U.S. Is Compared to the Rest of the World, Visualized

How You Should Be Spending Your Money, According to a Financial Planner