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Meet the latest desperate home seller: the bank. According to RealtyTrac, lenders repossessed 197,800 homes in the first four months of 2008 vs. 90,800 in that period last year.

To spend time in public with Suze Orman is to see how famished Americans are for financial advice they trust – and how much they trust Suze. In the 150-foot walk from Money’s offices to the elevator, Orman leaves a wake of FedEx couriers, passers-by and office workers thanking her for helping them right their money lives. “You’d have thought Bono was here,” marvels one editor.

No good deed should go unrewarded, but when is ‘thank you’ not enough?

Question: I read your recent article in Money magazine regarding the craze for international investing. This past week my adviser has recommended this move since I have very little money in the international market. She recommended Nationwide International Growth Fund and the Ivy Asset Strategy Fund. What do you think of her advice?

Times are tough, and like everyone else, you are trying to save more and spend less. The problem is, you’ve tried that before, only to see your spending inevitably drift back up. So here’s a radical proposal: Stop using credit cards.

With gas prices soaring, plugging in has its appeal. But there are trade-offs: high costs and low speed.

It’s natural to want to compare yourself to others, but the best way to figure out how you’re doing is to track your own progress.

Fly cheap while you still can. The money-losing airline industry is raising fares and adding fees as it struggles with record-high fuel prices.

With most Americans doing a lousy job saving for their Golden Years, Barack Obama says the government has to step in.

How bad is inflation for your portfolio? Let us count the ways.