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More than a third of the unemployed have been out of work for at least six months, as federal jobless benefits expire and a national eviction ban was overturned.

Retirees may donate to charity from their individual retirement accounts with a qualified charitable distribution. Here’s what to know, according to advisors.

State-owned companies based in Beijing would invest in Didi to gain control under the early-stage proposal pending government approval, Bloomberg News reported.

For most borrowers, student loan payments won't be due until 2022. Experts weigh in on the best ways to spend the extra cash until then.

In the wake of unprecedented upheaval amid the Covid pandemic, directing fiscal stimulus towards the unemployed has offered a reliable "bang for the buck."

A new report finds Social Security can only pay full benefits for 12 years. Experts say fears about the program's future shouldn't lead you to claim early.

Overall, credit card balances have declined in the pandemic. But for many, the debt is only growing and it can be hard to see a way out.

"Most people that I sit down with always say 'I wish I started sooner,'" said Tess Zigo, a certified financial planner at Emerge Wealth Strategies.

Federal unemployment programs, which end this weekend, greatly expanded the safety net for the jobless during the pandemic.

Caring for aging relatives can be costly. But there may be federal and state tax breaks to help ease the burden, financial experts say.

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More companies will pay for college, yet this valuable workplace benefit is often overlooked.

New York state lawmakers voted to extend an eviction ban until Jan. 15, following the Supreme Court's decision last month to overturn the national moratorium.

If you are married, you might want to evaluate whether tapping Social Security early (before your full retirement age) could hurt your spousal benefits.

The government's subsidized health insurance coverage through COBRA will end this month. Here's what you need to know if you were relying on it.