One of Babe Ruth’s game-worn New York Yankees jerseys is going on the auction block and is expected to fetch more than $4 million, potentially the highest price ever paid for a piece of sports memorabilia. The gray road uniform is rare because it marks the only time in franchise history when “Yankees” was etched across the front of the jersey. “There's only about six of these known of any quality. This is from that late [1920s], that Murderers' Row-era” David Hunt told FOX Business’ Dagen...

A big reason why people aren’t saving enough for retirement may be that they aren’t thinking enough about it. “We talk a lot about how much you need to save for retirement and that most of us haven't saved enough. But even more troubling is people don't think enough about retirement,” said MarketWatch Editor-in-Chief Jeremy Olshan of a new report that highlights the best new ideas for retirement. “We talked to one analyst who said people spend more time planning their weddings than they do...

The Brewer Group CEO Jack Brewer, former NFL running back Clinton Portis and former NFL wide receiver Ron Johnson on efforts to help teach NFL athletes the personal finance skills they need for their career in football and after retirement. Being an NFL player can be a great job that comes with a lot of perks. But after retirement a harsh reality sets in for many of the athletes who went from rags to riches -- they go broke. But Jack Brewer, a former NFL star who played for the Philadelphia...

The American dream is alive and well, and Americans who aspire to build wealth and become rich may be surprised to know they don’t need a flashy job or come from an affluent family to build a fortune. The truth is, eight out of 10 millionaires reach that milestone through their company’s 401(k) plan, according to the National Study of Millionaires by Ramsey Solutions. Additionally they are hitting it years before the traditional retirement age. “Typically they are hitting it around 25 to 28...

IBM Global Industries Senior Vice President Bridget van Kralingen on the company's investment in blockchain technology. Goldman Sachs, in a report published Monday, said it expects cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin to become worthless. However, IBM (IBM) is making big bets on blockchain—the technology behind virtual currencies. Bridget Van Kralingen, IBM Global Industries senior vice president, told FOX Business’ Stuart Varney on “Varney & Co.”, the business model implications of blockchain...