If a Hindu father dies without a will, his property is equally distributed among Class I heirs: spouse, children, and mother, ...

It is becoming increasingly commonplace for people to enter long-term romantic relationships without legally marrying. While there are no ...

Rohit Bal’s stepbrothers and stepsisters are raising questions about both the will’s validity and the depth of Bal’s ...

Prabhat Patnaik examines how neoliberalism has created powerful alliances between politicians and corporate leaders, ...

Let’s be honest—being middle class in America today feels like running a marathon on a treadmill that’s speeding up and occasionally catching fire. You work hard, save what you can, ...

Price hikes have moved the Happiest Place on Earth out of reach for many Americans, alienating parkgoers and worrying executives. ”It was really stressful for me thinking all the time about how much ...

Following a 1976 paper of the same name by Bernard Williams, in his 1979 paper ‘Moral Luck’, Thomas Nagel argued that even our moral score-card is partly a function of luck. For instance, it is easier ...

You have edited Yaraana, India’s first anthology of gay writing. What was the experience like? Hoshang Merchant: I will take ...

Do you need a certain amount of money to  start investing? Is a 401k the only say to save for retirement? Financial expert ...

Welcome to the Money blog as the Bank of England announces a cut in the base rate from 4.75% to 4.5%. That's all from our live Q&A and the Money blog today - scroll down to read expert answers on what ...

Tobias Barkley is an ordinary member of the Unisuper superannuation fund. What happens to our super when we die? Most Australians have superannuation accounts but about one in five of us die ...

The Bank of England is likely to cut the base rate to 4.5% tomorrow - we look at why below. Also in Money today: Savings queen Anna Bowes on bad rates being offered by the big banks, and Tesco trials ...