From the gross mishandling of the $700 billion TARP bailout to the greed shown by the banks that instead of being punished for, continue to be rewarded instead.

Today’s historic Supreme Court Case ruling has many immediate effects for same sex couples. Some of these effects include their personal finance decisions.

Just like Mom tried to teach a lesson in money management, we now are learning that the big banks are charging their customers more banking fees for the privilege of the brand.

It’s difficult to put your faith – or keep your faith – in your bank when it seems like every other day presents another scandal. And let’s face it – 2013 is definitely shaping up to be the year of the scandals.

So why are some members of Congress acting like spoiled brats? Worse, why are there those in some committees who refuse to even acknowledge the works by Cordray and CFPB?

Debt settlement programs might not be the best option for consumers with credit card debt. FCC has some recommendations.

You save, put money to your retirement and make your credit card payments on time. Here are six common sense rules you might not have incorporated.

Kids in the UK are already ahead in the financial game – they must be financially literate before graduating high school. Why can’t the U.S. step up to the plate?

Fifth Third is setting the example for helping its unemployed bank customers with mortgages. Here’s how it’s accomplishing that.

Not everyone who’s fallen victim to identity theft will have a funny plot line. Here’s how to protect yourself from real life identity thieves.

Considering a mortgage modification via the Making Home Affordable Program? You’ll need a hardship letter.

If HSBC thought this latest scandal might fade into the background it’s surely surprised to learn it’s doing anything but.