Hurricanes force mortgage rates to climb to highest in months
Mortgage rates have risen to levels not seen since late July, though they remain a bargain compared to the peaks seen earlier this year.
Poor Americans don't fare well under Trump's tax cut plan
President Donald Trump promised Americans "the largest tax cut in our country's history."
Trump promises massive tax cut but the poor would get little
President Donald Trump promised Americans "the largest tax cut in our country's history."
Equifax makes money by knowing a lot about you
The company and its competitors have in their files the personal financial information of tens of millions of Americans like you, going back decades.
Federal regulator clamps down on payday lending industry
A federal regulator is announcing new restrictions on the payday lending industry, a move that is likely to face resistance in Congress.
Pennsylvania attorney general sues student loan company
A new federal lawsuit by Pennsylvania's attorney general says the nation's largest student loan company engaged in abusive practices that have cost borrowers billions of dollars.
Viking Cruises to take passengers to Cuba
Viking Cruises to take passengers to Cuba
Long-term mortgage rates move higher
Long-term mortgage rates rose this week, lifting the 30-year, fixed-rate home loan to 3.85 percent.
US 30-year mortgage rates average rises to 3.85 percent
Long-term mortgage rates ticked up slightly this week as the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 3.85 percent from 3.83 percent a week ago.
Las Vegas hero: We can do more
Eyewitness account of massacre
Most Americans worry that Social Security is going broke. Are they right?
There's a lot of uncertainly about Social Security's future, but one thing's for sure: It won't be enough to sustain you in retirement without savings of your own.
Gas prices to continue post-Harvey fall
AAA says prices will drop up to 10 cents in the coming month.
4 tips as shoppers start planning holiday toy shopping
Want the holiday season's hottest toys?
Ex-Obama officials begin health insurance sign-up campaign
Former Obama administration officials are undertaking a private campaign to encourage people to sign up for coverage next year under the Affordable Care Act.
Wells Fargo to refund some mortgage rate lock extension fees
Wells Fargo says it will refund customers that paid mortgage rate lock extension fees that were requested from Sept. 16, 2013 through Feb. 28, 2017, as it looks to win back their trust following a scandal over its sales practices.
Some Caribbean islands begin to open doors to tourists
Will tourists return to the Caribbean Islands after hurricane devastation?
Taxpayers might face choice of property tax, home deductions
House Republicans are looking at giving homeowners a choice between taking the deduction for local property taxes or the one for mortgage interest.
Fmr. Equifax CEO: Breach happened on my watch
Congressional hearing on Equifax data breach
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