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Home prices are now rising at roughly half the pace of inflation.

Safe Harbor IRAs were intended as a parking lot but have become a graveyard, a new report warns.

The U.S. economy is booming for some and breaking for others. Here's what's going on.

Zillow attributed September's "surprising stamina" to lower mortgage rates and stock market highs.

Consumer complaints about aggressive debt collection have surged, federal data shows.

Inflation has cooled in recent years, but the cumulative effect of rising prices is taking its toll.

The shutdown is delaying inflation data that will determine the Social Security COLA — but it's still coming this month.

Lyft has scrapped a test feature that showed some drivers how often passengers tip before accepting a ride.

High prices, rising HOA fees and soaring insurance costs have cooled condo demand.

A new study suggests generative AI hasn't had a major impact on U.S. jobs yet.

Congress will continue to receive paychecks while the government is shut down, but others won't be paid until it's over.

There are several reasons the recent uptick may not signal a looming housing crisis.

Nearly 1 in 5 homeowners with a mortgage now has a rate of at least 6%, the highest share since 2015.

New home sales surged in August, hitting their highest level since January 2022, according to new data Wednesday.

Grocery prices rose 0.6% from July to August, the biggest monthly increase in roughly three years.

"There's no increase for tariffs in the prices to be totally clear," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in an interview on Friday.

Electricity prices are rising more than twice as fast as inflation. Here's what's going on.

"The whiff of stagflation is getting stronger," Harvard economics professor Jason Furman wrote Thursday.

Health care has fueled hiring in recent years, but the latest jobs report suggests the pace may finally be slowing.

Housing costs could return to "normal" by 2030, according to Redfin. Here's what would have to happen.

With AI agents taking on more tasks, Salesforce's support headcount has been reduced by nearly half.

Over 15% of home purchases fell through last month, the highest July rate since at least 2017, Redfin said.

In the 1980s, the typical homebuyer was in their early 30s. By 2024, that age had risen to 56 — a record high.

The typical home that went under contract last month spent 43 days on the market — the longest for any July since 2015.

Social Security turns 90 this week. Here's why the program has financial challenges and what can be done to fix them.

Most states saw premiums fall in the first half of 2025, but a new analysis suggests that's unlikely to continue.

"I'm a person that likes a strong dollar, but a weak dollar makes you a hell of a lot more money," Trump said Friday.

Top retirement spots? New England and the Mountain West are leading the pack this year.

The price of your next flight on Delta might be determined by artificial intelligence.

A new study ranked Bend, Oregon, the best job market in the U.S. Here's who else made the top 10.

The pandemic homebuilding surge wasn't enough to narrow the housing deficit, according to a new Zillow analysis.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants synthetic dyes out of the nation's food supply, but not every brand is ready to let go.

Tesla shares plunged nearly 7% Monday after Elon Musk said he was starting a new political party.

Texas is the most pet-friendly state for renters — unless you're searching in one major city.

In four California metros, median earners would need six-figure raises to afford the mortgage on a typical home.

Managers are now using AI to make decisions about raises, promotions, and even firings, according to a new survey.

Proposed federal student loan caps would limit how much parents can borrow to help pay for their children's college.

Self-driving cars could lead to fewer accidents in the future, but lower insurance prices aren't guaranteed.

More Americans are filing for Social Security retirement benefits earlier; here's why.

The United States' high-net-worth population grew by 7.6% to 7.9 million in 2024, according to a new report.

Canned soup summer? Campbell's CEO says more Americans are dining at home and buying budget-friendly ingredients.

The housing market is facing a record imbalance, with nearly 500,000 more sellers than buyers, according to Redfin.

When it comes to helping young women facing unexpected pregnancies, politicians should avoid getting themselves on the wrong side of yet another 80/20...

Most parents with children (77%) say raising kids has been far more expensive than expected, a LendingTree survey found.

A new Zillow report shows $1 million starter homes are no longer just a California problem.

"We have adjusted exports from the U.S. to China in light of the current tariffs," a Ford spokesperson told NewsNation.

President Trump's tariffs are expected to drive up prices, and some consumers are trying to get ahead of the action.

Donald Trump's new auto tariffs also apply to certain car parts — a choice that could hurt suppliers and consumers.

President Trump's auto tariffs are expected to lead to higher car prices, but they could also make repairs more costly.

Those who need to change their direct deposit information with Social Security will have to do it online or in-person.
