Lifestyle and Budget

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota say PHH Corp. and two subsidiaries have agreed to pay over $74 million to settle allegations they violated standards for underwriting government-backed mortgages.

J.P. Morgan Chase has stopped providing replacement debit cards in its branches.

"Ask Brianna" is a column from NerdWallet for 20-somethings or anyone else starting out.

Hint: It's a big piece of the puzzle.

A group of conservative and liberal health policy experts are pressing Congress and the Trump administration to quickly shore up coverage under President Barack Obama's health care law.

American consumers increased their borrowing at a slower pace in June, as the category that includes auto and student loans posted the smallest gain in a year.

Gasoline prices have reached a two-month high as the summer driving season kicks into high gear.

September and October are known to bring volatility back to stocks, and in a sign of just how calm things have been, the so-called VIX index has only finished below a level of 10, 26 times in 27 years.

A secret phone app is changing the New York City skyline by allowing users to control the light on two skyscraper spires, the Bank of America Tower and 4 Times Square.

It's a difficult market that will claim even more casualties.

The Chevrolet Bolt outlasts some of Tesla's pricier vehicles in electric range, according to tests by Consumer Reports.

Here's how to determine what your retirement savings goal should be.

Tough Mudder, the obstacle-running company known for its hardcore ‘military-style’ courses, is now looking to shift gears and go full throttle into the fitness industry with plans to open1,200 gym franchises by 2021.

Zion National Park in Utah, one of the premier outdoor attractions of the American West, is considering a first-ever admissions cap.

Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates were little changed this week after declining for two straight weeks.