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I moved and listed my home three weeks ago. There’s been some interest, but no offers. I’m not financially strapped by keeping this house

My brother, sister and I inherited a lake house in Texas from my mother, who passed away in 2017. My sister would like to

Economists are heralding their colleague Claudia Goldin’s Nobel Prize win, but everyday women — and men — have plenty of reasons to celebrate the

I will turn 67 next January, and I am still working full time. I have not yet applied for Social Security. I am in

Free-market principles made America the economic powerhouse of the globe and the most prosperous nation in history. The economic philosophy that transformed our country

The U.S. housing market has become unaffordable for many aspiring homeowners, priced out by either high home prices or high mortgage rates. With mortgage

More Americans think they’re in danger of falling behind on their debts. People’s expectation of missing a minimum payment on a debt — anything

Inflation, mortgage rates over 7% and credit card APR’s north of 20% have pushed all income brackets into living paycheck to paycheck, according to

The pop in Treasury yields will likely push mortgages, car loans and other financing even farther out of reach for consumers, say experts. Lenders

Although millions have already enrolled in President Joe Biden’s new Saving on A Valuable Education (SAVE) income-driven repayment (IDR) plan, a recent survey said many Americans