Student loan payments keep getting delayed. Will the debt ever be forgiven?
The payment pause for student loan borrowers has been extended five times during the pandemic. Advocates say it's time for deeper relief.
The payment pause for student loan borrowers has been extended five times during the pandemic. Advocates say it's time for deeper relief.
While many experts expect lower returns next year, there are some parts of the market that may outperform others.
The Build Back Better package omits taxes on unsold, appreciated assets, which Democrats had eyed in earlier rounds of negotiations.
Everyone with a budget has months when they spend too much. Here's how to get back on track.
It’s not too late to boost your tax refund or slash your bill for 2021. Here’s what to know before the Dec. 31, 2021 deadline.
About 62% of employers with a 401(k) plan use automatic enrollment and other features to boost workers' nest eggs.
There's a stretch of trading days right around the end of each year called the Santa Claus rally, when stocks tend to post gains the majority of the time.
Apple, Disney, Mondelez and Raytheon are among the companies investor Michael Farr has highlighted for the new year.
Many borrowers are finally due to get their student loans excused under the public service loan forgiveness program, after reforms by the Biden administration.
Most people who get insurance through the public marketplace end up getting some sort of financial help to cover their monthly premiums.
This year's supply chain crisis has hit companies hard as bottlenecks built up and industrial production failed to meet a post-pandemic spike in demand.
Worried that you're overspending? Here's how to identify a spending problem and fix it, according to financial experts.
Experts share their tips on what to do to land a new job in the new year.
The fast-spreading omicron variant has added new complexity to the outlook for 2022. But you can still set yourself up to achieve big financial goals.
After paying off a record $83 billion in credit card debt in 2020, Americans are on track to end this year back in the red.