The cereal aisle of the 1970s was a strange and wonderful place. But as the 1980s got underway, many of the brands we loved disappeared from store shelves. How many of these cereals do you remember? Or, even better, how many did you actually try?

Old game consoles used to be stashed away in closets or sold at yard sales for a few bucks. But today? Some of them are collector goldmines.

From Sears and Woolworth’s to Pontiac, Kodak, and S&H Green Stamps, these once-trusted American brands were household names to Baby Boomers but may leave younger shoppers scratching their heads.

You found a chest full of vintage comic books in your new home's attic. Do they legally belong to you, or can the previous owner claim them?

Being named executor can sound like an honor until the court forms, bank calls, bills and family questions begin. Suddenly, one child is doing months of work while everyone else appears to be waiting for a check. Does that extra burden justify receiving more from the estate?

You co-signed your daughter’s loan because you wanted to help her get ahead. Years later, your phone starts ringing with calls from debt collectors demanding payment. It can feel shocking, especially if you thought the loan was her responsibility.

Could America’s real estate industry be in trouble? Jason Oppenheim, star broker of Netflix’s hit series “Selling Sunset,” thinks that it is.

Workplace habits Baby Boomers once saw as normal can now trigger complaints, discipline, or dismissal. See which outdated office behaviors could put modern employees’ paychecks and careers at risk.

Prosecutors say that Elizabeth Holmes is exhibiting no signs of remorse to her victims, despite the considerable harm her company Theranos has done.

Almost thirty years after Liebeck’s case, McDonald’s faces another lawsuit regarding a hot coffee spill.

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