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Deborah KearnsQuartz |
Tax season is almost here, and the 2025 tax year has a lot of new rules. Here are the top things to know (and a few changes for 2026, too)
Recent estimates show that 5.5 million federal student loan borrowers are currently in default. Experts weigh in on what to do if you're one of them
Professional development doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. These strategies cost little to nothing — and could add thousands to your paycheck
Stop making the same money missteps. Financial experts share eight resolutions you'll actually keep in 2026 — from paying off debt to smart investing
The path out of holiday debt starts with changing how you think about money — not just how you spend it. Here are expert tips to get you started
The Fed cut interest rates again, but don't expect mortgage rates to follow suit. Here's why — and the factors that do move them
Financial advisors say "Trump accounts" may fill a specific niche, but they may not be the right fit for every family's future goals
Adjustable-rate mortgages are gaining steam as homebuyers hunt for savings, but they're not without serious risks. Here's what you should know
AI robo-advisors are on the rise. But having a platform manage your money may not be the right move for your situation, experts say
With ACA premium tax credits expiring soon, 22 million enrollees could see premiums surge an average of 114%. Here's how to combat rising costs
As consumers turn to their credit cards to offset rising costs, credit scores are feeling the strain. Here's what to do if your score drops
Estate planning isn't just for the wealthy. In fact, middle-class families often have the most to lose when someone dies without a plan
Wall Street stocks plunged following Trump's caustic comments on China. But shares for rare-earth producers surged
As banks face growing exposure risks, rising PE defaults could eventually tighten lending standards and raise borrowing costs for consumers
Premium credit cards are hiking annual fees, leaving many customers to wonder if the benefits and perks are worth the steeper costs
Some changes are kicking in for the 2025 tax year, and financial experts recommend being proactive now to strengthen your financial position
As more Americans look to move abroad, experts and those who have actually left share their top tips and insights about how to do it
With a Fed rate cut expected this week, many expect mortgage rates to follow. Here's why that's not always the case
Trump's new tax bill quadrupled the SALT deduction cap. Here's why only the rich will get to cash in
New limits on federal Parent PLUS loans in Trump's tax bill go into effect in 2026. Money experts share other ways families can help pay for college
Millions of federal student loan borrowers will see their forgiven debt taxed as income beginning in 2026. Here's how to prepare your finances now
Soaring home insurance costs are pushing the American dream out of reach for more buyers. Here's why — and what you can do about it
Fresh recession fears have financial planners urging Americans to shore up their finances now while their incomes and jobs are stable
For homebuyers waiting for their time to pounce, higher rates make it harder to get off the sidelines
The fight over private home listings between Zillow and Compass has sparked a lawsuit that could fragment the market — with buyers and sellers in...