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Small businesses are going to power the economy to recovery eventually. Consider Deluxe Corporation (DLX) as a play on this theme, with it's handy 5.7% dividend yield.

California is one of the hardest hit states when it comes to the housing crisis. But their could be good news as the state is trying to help potential homebuyers.

Aurora Bank, formerly Lehman Brothers Bank, is offering a 1.43% APY on its one-year CD. However, court documents show Lehman Brothers Holdings needs to sell Aurora Bank in 18 months or close it.

With the new regulations on the credit companies, you may see some new fees popping up in the next few months.

Loyalty mortgage rates are becoming more and more popular in the UK. Will that idea make its way over to the United States?

The federal government is giving local jurisdictions first crack at the foreclosed homes in their communities. How will this new program work and will it benefit the housing market?

A bad interest rate on a loan can quickly negate a good interest rate on an investment product, so it’s important to ensure you have a competitive rate on your auto loan. Bank of America has some good rates to consider.

Fort Knox Credit Union has some of the best CD rates available in the nation, and membership is extremely easy, fast, and free.

If you can regularly pay off your credit card balance each month, the Fidelity Retirement Rewards American Express card offers a great way to automate savings.

There is a lot of activity going on in the housing industry in recent weeks. Here is just some of the activity that you should know about.

Hatteras Financial (HTS) is a real estate REIT that yields a princely 16% in distributions, above the industry average.

July saw an increase in overall home sales. Is this a good sign for the economy?

FNBO Direct's free My Deals program gives customers a new way to save money on purchases they make already, without the hassle of clipping coupons.

After a drastic decline following the crash of 2008, copper now stands about $US3.42 per pound. This is close to the shattering price of $4.00 we all saw in the boon days of early summer of 2008