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You can't pick your financial advisor by the letters they have by their name. Clark shares the right ways to find someone to manage your money.
Having trouble paying yourself first each time you get paid? There's a free digital nag out there that will help you meet your savings or retirement goals.
The 2013 U.S. Retail Banking Satisfaction Study finds big banks making gains in customer service, but they're still far behind small local community banks and credit unions. J.D. Power took a look at banks and rated them by region, based on the input from more than 50,000 respondents in their ...
Hey, parents! There's a rip-off aimed at your young "Belieber" that might appeal to his or her musical tastes, but it does no favors for your wallet or theirs!
Is the gold bubble bursting? Follow Clark's guidance for investing in gold and you can lessen your worry about this precious metal.
I have only paid an ATM charge once in 17 years, back in June 1996 in Moab, Utah -- and it still eats at me! I can practically remember the very day! But most of my fellow Americans don't care if they get ripped off with inflated fees for using ...
BoA is the banking industry's leader in customer complaints. If you still bank with this behemoth, here's why you need to fire them now!
A big bank known for customer no-service is about to do something that's very customer friendly. Bank of America is rolling out ATMs with "teller assist" that will give customers the ability to speak with a remote teller from 7 in the morning until 10 at night during weekday, and ...
Savers are getting the short end of the stick while it remains a borrower's paradise thanks to low inflation and the Federal Reserve's refusal to raise interest rates. Normally, a serious bout of inflation would result when you have massive federal budget deficits and the Federal Reserve essentially creating money ...
One of the surprises about the Great Recession was that Americans were more likely to default on their home mortgage than on their car loan. But now, delinquencies on car loans are just about the lowest they've ever been -- down to a fraction of 1%. This is virtually unprecedented, ...
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