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A new Gallup survey found that 71% of student-loan borrowers have put off key life events, including finishing their degrees, because of their debt.

New York and other states are using AI-generated letters to challenge wealthy remote workers who are avoiding paying taxes.

Analyst David Brady said overvalued stocks are set to tumble, rebound before the presidential election, and then suffer a devastating crash.

The pocket forest has 1,500 plants on just 4,000 square feet of park land and is designed to promote biodiversity.

"Bluey" ranked among the most-watched shows in America last year but it could suffer some growing pains, one expert says.

I have insurance, but I've still received large medical bills. I've saved thousands of dollars with tips like comparing billing codes to charges.

Six people who transformed their finances by secretly working multiple remote jobs share why they don't think they did anything wrong.

The Masters Tournament, the first of four men's major golf tournaments, kicks off today. But this isn't your average golf tournament.

A Gallup survey finds Gen Z increasingly anxious, especially regarding purpose at work or school, though overall happiness remains high.

Remote work has helped women's progress toward equal pay, but it's had a mixed impact on women's career advancement.

The amount of taxes wealthy Americans are required to pay can vary wildly depending on their state of residence.

"Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki rang the alarm on a historic asset bubble, and advised investors to stockpile gold, silver, and bitcoin.

Prosecutors say a tech company is helping landlords work together to drive up rents. The lawsuit's outcome could change how we pay for everything.

The company that owns Truth Social has plunged 53% from its peak two weeks ago, slashing Donald Trump's net worth by more than $3 billion.

Will I have enough to retire? It's an impossible question to answer, which makes retirement really scary for many.

Steve Eisman expects infrastructure to boom thanks to AI demand, grid investing, onshoring, and greenification, he told Odd Lots.

Credit card companies are about to see limits on late fees and swipe fees, which means they're going to make that money up in other ways.

Forbes estimates Michael Bloomberg is one of the few worth more than $100 billion. He doesn't appear on Bloomberg's rich list due to editorial policy.

Netflix shells out big bucks for top talent, demands excellence from workers and ruthlessly gets rid of merely adequate performers, says Reed Hastings.