Storm debt paid, Entergy Louisiana customers get lower bills
More than 1 million Entergy Louisiana customers will see their utility bills drop this month after the debts have been paid from repairing damage done by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the company announced Wednesday.
The Latest: Short-term health plans cheaper but cover less
The Latest on Trump administration's short-term health insurance plans.
Senate votes to extend flood insurance program
The Senate has voted to extend for four months the program that provides flood insurance for nearly 5 million homeowners and business owners.
Pfizer 2Q profit surges, company sees drug rebates ending
Pfizer is reporting a second-quarter profit surge, though the drugmaker says weakening currencies in Europe and Asia could nick revenue ahead.
This app helps parents track their children’s chores
Busykid gives parents the option to approve or disapprove money going to kids for chores they complete.
4 personal finance tips for financially fragile women
Here are four key moves women with weak credit can take to shore up their finances.
Study: 'Medicare for all' projected to cost $32.6 trillion
Sen. Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for all" plan would increase government health care spending by $32.6 trillion over 10 years, according to a study by a university-based libertarian policy center.
A glance at US mortgage rates
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates edged up slightly this week, reaching their highest levels since late June.
Average US mortgage rates edge up; 30-year at 4.54 percent
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates edged up slightly this week, reaching their highest levels since late June.
Insurers turn to technology to woo drivers
Americans love technology, and we expect companies to deliver delightful digital experiences.
New England cities scramble to regulate electric scooters
One New England city is ordering a California company's electric stand-up scooters off its streets and another is scrambling to craft new scooter rules since the rental vehicles began appearing last week with no warning.
Trump's top Medicare official slams 'Medicare for All'
The Trump administration's Medicare chief is slamming "Medicare for All," the proposal from Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders for a national health care plan that would cover all Americans.
I took a 'staycation' and it was exactly what I needed
Consider a staycation if you are getting stressed out about planning a trip.
Healthcare industry expanding into preventative measures
America's healthcare industry is beginning to shift its focus from treating to preventative plans.
House Republicans seek more tax cuts as elections near
House Republicans have launched an effort to expand the massive tax law they muscled through Congress last year, aiming to make permanent the individual tax cuts and small-business income deductions now set to expire in 2026.
Childcare sticker shock! Here are four ways to lower your costs
One in three families are spending 20% or more of their household income on childcare. Here are four tips on how can save some money.
Why borrowing from your 401(k) to buy a home is a really bad idea
Millennials are at the ideal age to buy a home, but borrowing from their 401(k) might cause more of a financial burden in the future.
New York City cracks down on Airbnb as potential IPO looms
City officials argue Airbnb and other home-sharing services have contributed to rising rent prices and homelessness in New York.
Average US mortgage rates dip; 30-year at 4.52 percent
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates edged slightly lower this week.
Harris Faulkner on the life lessons from growing up in a military family
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