Jay Jenkins

Buying a house is great -- it's the America dream, after all -- but don't take the plunge until you've considered what home ownership really means.

Bank of America's newest report may have been more useful if it were about tulips instead of everyone's favorite digital currency, bitcoin.

One month does not make a trend, but that won't stop the Fed from ending its QE programs in the very near future.

Don't believe what you see on TV. Understanding your home's market value takes a whole lot more than the knowing the square footage and updating the wallpaper!

From Bank of America to Wells Fargo to your corner community bank, the Federal Reserve's near-zero interest rate policy is buoying bank profits at the expense of your savings account.

As US Airways and American Airlines move forward with their merger, this Fool has witnessed firsthand the problem with utilizing secondary hubs.

Bank tellers don't make a lot of money despite sky-high executive pay and record industry profits. Are the banks to blame, or are there bigger forces at work?

For Coca Cola, as well as rival PepsiCo, the key to growth is in the emerging markets.

Its time for holiday shopping once again, and I'm buying the polar bears and happy Santa's of Coca Cola for the next generation of my family.

Here are 3 reads to satisfy your Foolish interests in business, investing, and life.

Lost in the commotion of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, several companies are offering sweet deals for investors and savers.

Should investors be concerned about greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas giants like ConocoPhillips, BP, Royal Dutch Shell, among others? This Fool thinks they should be.

Warren Buffet recently disclosed large positions in Exxon Mobile and ConocoPhillips.

This holiday season marks the first time PayPal, Visa, and MasterCard will be competing with Bitcoin for online payment dominance.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced plans to investigate rewards programs offered by leading credit card lenders like American Express, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Discover Financial.

According to a recent study, ExxonMobil and Chevron Texaco are responsible for releasing more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than any other investor-owned company.

Enjoy these three reads today to fulfill your Foolish curiosity for business, investing, and life.

Moody's downgraded their credit ratings for Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and the Bank of NY Mellon. For investors, this change is totally irrelevant.

For investors sick of problem loans and credit downgrades, software companies like Jack Henry Associates and Pegasystems could be an investment with all the upside and little of the downside.

How Visa and MasterCard can do shareholders right by doing the world good.