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As the country was headed into an unprecedented housing crisis, the CDC banned most evictions. Many renters are still being forced to leave their homes.

This year, you can make a cash donation to charity and write off up to 100% of your adjusted gross income. Sounds good, but it's not tax-efficient.

Trading in equity options hit new highs in November, continuing a trend that began earlier in the year.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell proposed expanding the use of 529 plans to help cover school costs during the pandemic.

Several relief measures are set to expire at the end of the year, including a ban on evictions, unemployment benefits and the pause in student loan payments.

The S&P 500's nearly 64% surge from March lows to recent record highs shows why long-term investors should stay in the market

Brian Brooks, the acting comptroller of the currency, told CNBC's Melissa Lee that "nobody's going to ban bitcoin."

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The U.S. economy added jobs in November and the unemployment rate fell. But trouble is brewing under the surface, according to economists.

Millions of people may still be waiting for their $1,200 stimulus checks. Now some government officials are asking the IRS to step up its efforts.

U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced on Friday that the payment pause for student loan borrowers will be extended through the end of January.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway will hold its 2021 annual shareholder meeting — slated for May — virtually.

In a joint letter, 42 leading corporations, including Amazon, Goldman Sachs and Google, call on the new administration to enact ambitious climate policies.

Whether it is to earn extra income or replace a lost job, more Americans are turning to freelance work. These industries are looking for help.

The potential cost of treatment would depend at least partly on the severity of the illness as well as a beneficiary's specific coverage.