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There are many types of families out there: married, single parent, divorced, domestic partners, widows and widowers, each with different financial needs

Married families with children have taken more steps to secure their retirement future, but too could use financial education and advisor assistance, too.

These provisions might not make headlines, but can be just as costly.

U.S. manufacturing likely shrank in September for the fourth straight month, a troubling sign that growth will stay weak.

At the end of June, total U.S. retirement assets were $18.5 trillion, down 2 percent from $18.9 trillion on March 31, 2012.

Grandparents play a vital role in how their grandchildren view finances.

Here are some of the lesser known effects of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

U.S. service companies grew at a faster pace in August than July and stepped up hiring, further evidence that the economy may be improving.