June 18 (6.18) is Fibonacci Day at Elliott Wave International who has scoured their vault for the best Fibonacci material ever produced — or at least as much as their marketing department will let them give away — and put it in one spot for free.

The growing market for vintage neckties is rooted in the intriguing social history of the post-war era. It's a subject which Jasja Boelhouwer, a keen tie collector, knows a lot about.

One way to diversify your savings is to use your IRA to invest in investment properties. But be sure to heed the complex rules.

In this week's survey of real-estate news, we look at how model homes are being used to lure buyers, why Miami homeowners are leasing their homes instead of selling, a do-it-yourself Web site for women, a boost for Boston's housing market and sagging sales on Lake Superior.

You could pocket thousands of extra dollars each year with a few simple fixes to your finances, says Jonathan Clements.

These professionals can reveal what the seller doesn't know or isn't telling potential buyers, but finding a good one isn't easy. We put some services to the test.

Homeowners are increasingly turning to online outlets and forums where strangers weigh in. Sometimes, the assessments are brutal.

Joy Jarrett, who runs Witney Antiques with her husband, is one of the leading UK dealers in needlework samplers. She has poured her energies into the subject since the 1960s, and has a unique private collection of some 40 pieces from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.