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Money market funds are now paying above 5%. Here's what to know before transferring cash from a savings account.

Consumers have continued to spend amid high inflation, but interest rate hikes and resuming student loan payments could slow that.

Even as transactions get increasingly cashless, there's still a place for paper currency, especially when it comes to guilty pleasures, Stanford research finds.

Nine states have passed legislation that preserves a federal pandemic-era policy making free school meals available to all students, regardless of income.

Consumers have continued to spend amid high inflation, but interest rate hikes and resuming student loan payments could slow that.

Olympic icon Dominique Dawes wants more than sports records for the kids attending her gymnastics academies. She wants to build champion human beings.

National labor data shows that only one in five disabled Americans can find work, but Amy and Ben Wright, Bitty & Beau's Coffee founders, are changing that.

The average cost for a wedding has increased to $30,000, but brides are being more savvy with their budgets and renting items instead of purchasing them.

A new social media filter lets you catch a glimpse of future you. Experts weigh in on whether that may inspire people to save more.

Cryptography | Aug 3, 2023 C2PA, or the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity, is revolutionizing the way we identify and label AI-generated content, offering a cryptographic solution that has far-reaching applications in content verification, digital rights management, combating misinformation, and more. What is C2PA? C2PA, or the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity, is

The Mega Millions jackpot has grown to an estimated $1.25 billion. Here's how the lottery benefits the government.

Patent | Aug 3, 2023 Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is taking a significant step towards enhancing user security and personalization. The company has recently filed a patent entitled "User Identification with Voiceprints on Online Social Networks." This article will explore the details of this patent and what it means for users and advertisers along

Mortgage Lending | Aug 3, 2023 The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) has recently released new guidelines for mortgage loans in exceptional circumstances. The new guidelines are designed to provide a framework for lenders when dealing with borrowers who are facing exceptional circumstances. These circumstances could include situations such as a global pandemic, a

Social Security benefits, already ripe for fraud, may fall prey to even more sophisticated schemes as A.I. tools advance.

President Joe Biden's second plan to forgive people student's debt may leave out many borrowers who were originally eligible for his aid. Here's why.