One of those opportunities was presented on a show called “Winky Dink and You.” The idea was to allow children watching the show to become involved, to be interactive with the story.

If you've come across ALICE (asset limited, income constrained, employed), DINK (dual income, no kids), or HENRY (high earners, not rich yet), you're not alone. These acronyms help categorize ...

Here’s a look at how much longer it takes a couple with kids versus a DINK couple to save for a down payment in 25 major cities, assuming they are starting from scratch.