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In honor of Valentine's Day, here's a look at some common myths about marriage and money.

Maybe it’s time to consider alternatives to buying gifts for Valentine’s Day.

Are lavish presents really necessary on Valentine's Day?

According to a recent survey, people plan to spend less on their significant others this Valentine's Day compared to last.

Hey, single women: Show yourself a little love this Valentine's Day and make a date to secure your financial future. Plus: Where to find the money to sock away.

The mailbox is bursting with your comments: your thoughts on Netscape's demise, wearable nanotechnology, Washington lobbyists, Girl Scout cookies and Valentine's Day gifts.

With Valentine's Day around the corner, many television ads are telling men to buy diamonds for that special someone.

But Caitlan Carroll reports that not all girls will swoon at a gift of expensive jewelry.

Here's some advice for married men who will turn 62 this year: If you want to make up for all the times you came home with beer on your breath, left your socks on the bathroom floor or gave your wife a DustBuster for Valentine's Day, hold off on filing for your Social Security benefits.