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After considering cost of living, property taxes, income taxes, climate, and fiscal health, TopRetirements.com released its list outlining the 10 worst states for retirees to live in 2012.

The public can finally see the company's income, revenue and expenses. Also, CEO Mark Zuckerberg included a letter likening the culture at Facebook and management to hacker culture.

The planets aligning for medical technology right now as Baby Boomers move into their golden years, hospitals upgrade their technology and product innovation continues.

Facebook is expected to file its IPO today, which is going to make a lot of people very, very rich. Some analysts are speculating that the nontraditional might still throw a curve ball when it files.

New Jersey's taxes are so high that the state is consistently one of the least friendly states for businesses. Wyoming, Nevada and Florida are among the friendliest.

2012 is barely underway, but big tax changes for 2013 are coming up quickly that you should keep in mind during 2012.

Part two of a short series on how to factor flexibility into your financial plan in order to protect it from various elements that could affect you.

Fear may sell the news, doesn’t always produce the best results for your investment portfolio. If you bought into fear mongering, then you missed the rise of stock prices.

The Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee said that it will keep interest rates low until at least 2014, good news for investors, but bad news for savers and those on fixed income.

Should SOPA pass, all companies who have any presence online may be in jeopardy because copyright holders are allowed to enforce the law empowering them "to push around anyone who may compete with them under the guise of upholding the law."