In Jonathan Rosen's 1997 novel Eve's Apple, a character describes her mother as someone who wanted to "have her kids and eat them, too." It's hard not think of such parental malevolence when considering the...

Young adults have been the most conservative investors since the Great Recession. But now they are cozying up to stocks at three times the pace of boomers.

Gen Y is taking saving seriously, a new survey shows. But they still don't know who to trust for financial advice.

Nearly all young adults carry a smartphone and prize the camera as its key feature — not just for selfies, but as a means to conduct their life without words.

Financial advisers are aging and mostly targeting their peer group. Where can a dedicated Millennial saver get answers?

A major study shows that American 15-year-olds are barely average when it comes to knowledge of personal finance—and way behind the kids in Shanghai.