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Special sales among dealerships are minimal to nonexistent amid low inventory, sending many buyers to used-car lots where prices remain elevated.

More companies are offering fertility coverage as they focus on diversity, equity and inclusion, as well as attracting and retaining talent.

"If your New Year's resolution was to build a household budget, it may need a refresh and a review," said certified financial planner Cathy Schaeffer.

Advocates expressed anger and disappointment on Friday in response to news that the Biden administration is leaning toward forgiving $10,000 in student loans.

New York's Excelsior Scholarship program covers four years of tuition and yet many students who could qualify don't apply.

Total housing wealth grew by $8.2 trillion between 2010 and 2020, according to a March report from the National Association of Realtors.

There's been a steady increase in the number of people coming out of retirement. Demand for workers is high and Covid-19 health risks are reduced for many.

Any announcement on student loan forgiveness by the White House is likely to stir as much celebration as complaints from borrowers. Here's why.

As director of the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Rohit Chopra is keeping a close eye on trouble spots that could cause another financial crisis.

For consumers struggling with soaring prices, the Memorial Day weekend sales push could be a great time to stock up.

CoinTelegraph | David Attlee  | May 15, 2022 At the beginning of May, the British Web3 community celebrated an important legal precedent — the High Court of Justice in London, the closest analog to the United States Supreme Court, has ruled that nonfungible tokens (NFT) represent “private property.” There is a caveat, though: In the

New York Post | Jessica Cherner | May 23, 2022 The famous “Fearless Girl” statue has been touted as a unique symbol of inspiration for women’s equality. But, it turns out, she’s not exactly one of a kind. Kristen Visbal, the artist behind the 50.4-inch-tall bronze sculpture — a young girl assuming Superman’s iconic stance, originally

From navigating Social Security benefits to locating all of a partner's assets, new widows are hit with a slew of tasks amid their grief.

Anyone who has health coverage through a marketplace plan needs to switch to Medicare when they reach 65. Here's what to know.

Many Americans retire without enough savings. These resources can help them make ends meet.