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Consumers have moderated their spending in recent years as inflation takes hold, and the economy slowly recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic. While they’ve cut

I received a $300,000 inheritance from my mother, which is in a separate account earning interest. If I’m married and we file taxes jointly,

Student loan payments restarting hasn’t been easy for many borrowers, but there’s one good thing that comes from making these monthly payments: a potential

A growing number of Americans are falling behind on their monthly credit card payments as they continue to battle high inflation and interest rates,

Workers can have more money or more happiness — but not both. That’s according to a survey this week from Resume Builder that found

My mother’s will states that her home is to be sold and the money divided —  with half going to her two children and

President Biden on Friday announced that some student loan borrowers enrolled in the Saving on Valuable Education (SAVE) plan will have their remaining debts

Home prices in major U.S. metropolitan areas rose for the ninth month in a row and hit a record high due to a persistent

Will America’s growing use of weight-loss drugs result in a blue Christmas for food companies and retailers? That’s arguably one takeaway from a new

The Department of Education began its soft launch of the overhauled 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), allowing students and families a limited time