Author: Daniel B. Kline, The Motley Fool

The risks inherent in being unprepared for a costly emergency situation haven’t been enough of an incentive for many Americans.

Self-employment comes with a surprising benefit: 50% of such workers said they have more time for themselves, while 55% have more family time.

Anxiety can keep people from sleeping at night, and a lot of Americans have some level of concern over money.

Personal loans often have relatively high interest rates, but many people take them out to consolidate credit card debt that carried even higher ones.

Customers’ expectations are only getting higher, and retailers may not get a second chance to meet them.

You probably take a look at credit card bills each month to spot fraudulent charges. But there are other areas of risk you’re likely letting slide.

Sharing streaming accounts happens in large numbers and results in the loss of millions in potential revenue each month.

To stay competitive, both retail companies are adding drivers, trucks, and higher salaries with plans to add more.

Bonuses are a delicate situation. They can be motivating or inspiring, but they can also lead to resentment.