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Consumers may face bank fees for overdrafts, non-sufficient funds, monthly checking and one-time ATM withdrawals. Here's how they can avoid those penalties.

Six in 10 adults want to become a billionaire one day, according to a recent report. But as the wealth gap widens, there's also resentment toward the mega-rich.

NVIDIA Blog | Rev Lebaredian and Michael Kass | Aug 9, 2022 The web has evolved from static documents to dynamic applications involving rich interactive media. Yet despite the fact that we live in a 3D world, the web remains overwhelmingly two-dimensional.  Now we find ourselves at the threshold of the web’s next major advancement:

CPA Magazine | Scott Ikeda | Aug 29, 2022 A class action lawsuit is accusing Oracle of conducting global surveillance, essentially attempting to create detailed shopping and spending profiles of the world’s entire population. The suit accuses Oracle of creating profiles for five billion people worldwide, attaching things like purchase records and GPS locations to

Despite recession worries, only 5% of 401(k) and 403(b) investors shifted their asset allocations during the second quarter of 2022. Here's what to know.

Identity scams reached an all-time high in 2021 and remain elevated this year. There are some concrete ways consumers can avoid fraud.

Even as consumer debt rises, the national average credit score still sits at an all-time high of 716, unchanged from a year ago, according to FICO.

Rising costs amid inflation will likely make it more difficult for many families to afford already expensive long-term care for ailing or elderly relatives. 

President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan gives borrowers a chance to better their financial standing. Experts weigh in on how to make the most of it.

The U.S. Department of Education announced on Tuesday that it will cancel the student loans for 79,000 borrowers who attended Westwood College.

TechCrunch| Mary Ann Azevedo | Aug 28, 2022 Then 2022 came In 2020, historically low interest rates led to a surge in both rates and purchases. Existing home buyers rushed to alter the terms of their loans and aspiring home buyers took advantage of those low rates to purchase homes.  More people were spending more

The labor market remains tilted in employees' favor, meaning workers have the power to negotiate for better pay and benefits.

The U.S. Department of Education may have its application for student loan forgiveness up and running within the next few weeks. Here's how to prepare.

The labor market remains tilted in employees' favor, meaning workers have the power to negotiate for better pay and benefits.

It's reasonable to expect a better-than-usual September, typically the worst month for stocks. Much of the annual de-risking took place earlier in the year.