The art world finally starts to feel the weight of the global financial crisis. All eyes are on New York now.

Lenders are preparing for a credit card crisis. Here’s how it might affect you and what you can do about it.

Don’t let debt collectors chase you down for money you no longer owe. Here’s how to fight them off.

Pharmaceutical shares can’t even get a bump higher for being defensive. Here are three for the bears.

Facing stiff economic headwinds, investors will have a hard time making money with a Big Bertha.

Question: I know market timing is a loser’s game. However, I do think there is abundant evidence that the next 12-18 months are going to be very difficult for equities. Do you see any merit in trimming some equity holdings, parking the proceeds in short-term bonds or cash, and committing to immediately dollar-cost averaging back into the market on a monthly fixed schedule?

Do you know what it’ll take to find satisfaction throughout your post-work years? Test yourself to find out. (Hint: Money is only one part of the equation.)

As lenders tighten their standards, customers with so-so credit history are paying more or getting shut out completely.

The decline in gasoline use earlier this year suggested the possibility of a permanent change in driving habits. But with prices down, drivers are returning to their old ways.

How do you profit from the Paulson-Bernanke rescue of the financial system? Not easily.