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Credit cards, home equity lines of credit and personal loans will be directly affected by the Fed's new approach to inflation.

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A recent survey by IPX 1031 found that nearly 50% of Americans would consider using a second government stimulus check to take a vacation. Financial advisors say not so fast — there might be better ways to use that cash.

These side hustles let you practice social distance while picking up some extra cash.

The new venture is aiming to make 'natural capital' its own asset.

Chris Voss, former FBI hostage negotiator, mastered an art of the deal under stress that works, and his tips can help businesses and individuals struggling with rent during Covid-19.

Fall is just around the corner, and that means it's almost time to pick out your Medicare plan for 2021. Here are three ways to prepare and save a few bucks.

More than a dozen states haven't yet been approved to offer a $300 weekly federal boost to unemployment benefits. That leaves more than 5 million workers out of the money.

PayPal says it is taking action against unaccredited schools that are advertising PayPal Credit as a financing option for students, citing "misleading messaging."

Women of color started 89% of new women-owned businesses each day in 2019, according to American Express, but firms led by Black women can't necessarily rely on venture capital funding. Faced with hurdles like these, conferences like Black Girls Lead seek to encourage young Black women to persevere.

How single-income families make it work: reining in spending, moving to a lower-cost area and bartering when possible.

Unemployed workers can't afford basic living expenses on jobless benefits alone in most U.S. cities. In some metro areas, the shortfall extends to thousands of dollars a month.

States have so far indicated that unemployed workers will not need to file a separate application for an extra $300 in weekly unemployment benefits. For many, there will be an additional step, however.

"It's not going to be a serious correction, not anywhere again down near those March lows," Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel told CNBC on Tuesday.

Across the country, school reopening plans threaten to widen the divide between the haves and have-nots. But this is most pronounced in New York City.