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As borrowers gear up for federal student loan bills resuming this fall, they face a revamped landscape that includes a new repayment plan, servicer switches and

When it comes to Halloween, there are usually two types. There are those who love to get the bejesus scared out of them —

People who drive to work day in and day out have likely grown weary of hearing about the growth (and then partial reversal) of

The IRS says its tougher tax enforcement is already paying off and the agency is making more high-end tax cheats pay up. A month

As baby boomers age out of their homes over the next decade, a steady supply of houses will hit the market. Who’s in line

U.S. home buyers face a tough real-estate market, with the 30-year mortgage near 8%.  Exactly how tough is it to buy a house these

In my day, applying to college meant thumbing through a big paperback encyclopedia of college listings and then pulling out the typewriter and filling

Retailers once again have begun their bid for consumers’ attention with big sales early in fall, such as what amounts to a second Amazon AMZN,

As high inflation and high interest rates have pummeled consumers, many observers expected consumer spending to slow down this year, but instead, spending has

TikTok trends don’t lie: Whether they’re “quiet quitting” or adopting “Bare Minimum Monday” to combat the “Sunday scaries,” people are pulling back at work.