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Laid-off workers who are currently receiving unemployment may stumble on a surprise next spring: They could owe Uncle Sam, and they could miss out on a pile of tax credits when they file with the IRS.

Due to the flexibility of a Roth IRA, you may be able to use money toward the purchase of your first home without paying taxes or an early withdrawal penalty on up to $10,000 in earnings.

If a person dies with outstanding debts, exactly what happens to those unpaid obligations depends on various factors including the type of debt, whose name is on it and state laws.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway this week again added to his already-enormous stake in Bank of America.

For millions of students with disabilities and special needs in U.S. public and private schools, remote learning has created increased financial pressure for families. Workplace benefits, special savings accounts and other resources can help bridge the financial gap.

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The $600 weekly enhancement to unemployment benefits ended Friday. Lawmakers are trying to figure out what comes next as millions of Americans brace for a steep drop in aid.

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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway this week again added to his already-enormous stake in Bank of America.

Creating a financially secure life can feel like a daunting task that requires the skills of expert mapmaker and GPS programmer. You need to figure out where you are today and where you want to get to. As if that's not a big enough lift, you're then in charge of finding the best route to get from here to there without veering off into costly detours. This Personal Finance 101 guide lays out the seven key steps to focus on today to get you working toward long-term security.

"It sows chaos, and chaos is bad for the stock market," Jim Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street."

Americans are more worried that Social Security won't be there for them when they retire and fear benefit cuts could be on the horizon, according to a survey. Though they hope for changes to the system, many fall short in their own Social Security planning knowledge.

In an interview, President Donald Trump said he wants the second stimulus checks to be more than $1,200. As Congressional leaders on both sides battle over what to include in the next legislative package, experts question whether bigger one-time payments are the best strategy.