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TIAA CEO Roger Ferguson discussed the need for another stimulus package and how the crisis has hurt people of color and those hoping to comfortably retire.

Jeff Ubben's Inclusive Capital has a 5.65% stake in Strategic Education despite the bad reputation for-profit education received in recent years.

Here are answers to some financial questions I received from viewers about holiday budgeting and keeping your finances straight going into the New Year. 

Tesla's entry into the S&P 500 could be anything but a quiet ride, and it is likely to put downward pressure on other stocks in the index.

The average American plans to spend just $886, down 10% from their planned spending last year, according to the CNBC All-America Economic Survey.

Understanding your FSA is important. Here's what you need to know and what unexpected items are eligible.

A steep drop in enrollment has caused many colleges and universities to reconsider remote learning.

Even though IPOs have been on a tear this year, experts say investors should proceed with caution before buying into hype.

"This is what happened in 1999 where the syndicate desks completely misjudged the public," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

The SEC has amended the definition of an accredited investor. Learn about the revised definition and how to update your status with MicroVentures. Continue reading →

Visual Capitalist | Iman Ghosh | Dec 9, 2020 Against all odds, sustainable investing in the U.S. smashed records in 2020. Estimated net flows reached $20.9 billion in the first six months alone—that’s nearly equal to the amount of new money invested in all of 2019. What is driving the shift to sustainable investing? This

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The two senators are reaching across the aisle in a bid to make sure second $1,200 stimulus checks make the final cut in any legislation.

Evictions cause coronavirus cases and deaths to spike, one study found. CNBC talked to the researchers about why that is and what could be done to prevent it.

Roughly 12 million Americans will lose unemployment benefits at the end of the year. These federal programs could help them with bills, food and housing

The Federal Reserve heads into its meeting next week in a familiar place, with a teetering economy that could be in further danger.