Your Money: Credit Card Rates

Two of the biggest issuers in the nation - Bank of America and Chase - will soon switch some fixed-rate cards to variable rates. AP Personal Finance editor Trevor Delaney explains what this means to you.

Money Minute: Goldman, Retail, Energy

Goldman Sachs kicks off bank earnings, gas fuels sales and a green energy source.

Weekly Address: Recovery and the Jobs of the Future

The President explains how the Recovery Act helped end our economic free fall, and how his agenda is helping to set a new foundation for our economy. From health reform, to energy, to creating the jobs of the future, the Presidents proposals will make our economy stronger for both the current generations and our children, all in a way that will get our deficits under control.

Money Minute: GM's Next Steps

The new GM plots its next steps, the trade gap narrows and a call for more regulation.

Your Money: Estate Taxes

As attention turns from Michael Jackson's death to the complex estate he left behind, experts are sorting through his holdings and putting price tags on their value _ with an eye on the tax bill they will generate.

Money Minute: Shoppers Stay Home

June retail sales were grim, fewer new jobless claims and Madoff won't appeal.

YourMoney: 401(K) Investments by Race

A new study has shown large 401(k) savings disparities across racial lines. AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains.