Financial concern is spiking among Americans, as 25.5 percent of the population fears a Wall Street meltdown, says report.

Fears of a potential recession may have you stressing about what to do with your stocks. Consider Suze Orman's advice.

Zinger Key Points. Investor anxiety over market crash might be the unexpected fuel for stock growth, new data indicates. Fear gauge: Over 50% of Americans brace for a crash, but historical trends ...

March 26 - Americans are growing uneasy about the stock market's direction, with many bracing for a major downturn. A new Q1 Allianz Life Study shows that 51% of respondents expect a significant ...

More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is imminent, but that doesn’t make it more likely. - Getty Images More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is ...

Americans’ view of the economy worsened in June, wiping out much of the previous month’s gain which followed a string of ...

Annuities can help provide critical retirement income, but some are safer than others if there's a market downturn.

In the corner of the screen, CNBC showed the markets poised to open down 900 points. If the trend held, it would mark the worst three-day market tumble since the Black Monday crash of ‘87.

More than half of Americans believe a U.S. stock-market crash is imminent, but that doesn't make it more likely. ... While recession fears have cooled, here are some signals worth watching.