Lifestyle and Budget

JPMorgan Chase has reportedly decided to shut down its mobile payment app, according to a report.

Credit cards can be confusing. Trying to figure out which one offers the best deal can leave consumers scratching their heads.

If you’re looking to retire in Florida, a new study suggests you should choose Sarasota.

There’s now a tasty way to enjoy the 2020 election -- with peanut butter. 

Autonomous delivery robots are expected to show up at 100 universities in the next two years, according to the company that runs the delivery service.

New guidelines from The Department of Energy's Energy Star sparked a heated debate.

Some of the most expensive places to live in the U.S. are also the most expensive places to die.

If you’re interested in buying a vacation rental home, Florida is a pretty good bet, according to a new report.

Uber has decided to stop using balloons to celebrate its employees’ anniversaries at the company, according to a report. 

More than half of Americans with credit card debt are making one big mistake, according to a new survey. 

If you’re thinking about selling your house, you’d be better off doing it in the spring and summer months, according to Bankrate.

Thrifting is cool again, thanks to an app that's a hit with Gen Z and millenials.

Teva’s announcement comes amid a shortage of EpiPens in the U.S., Europe and Canada, due to a series of manufacturing delays at EpiPen-maker Pfizer, which produces the device at a single plant near St. Louis. 

The country's health ministry said 25 people have been killed by tainted alcohol since June.

When someone dies, their debt doesn’t just go away, but it also doesn’t automatically go to their loved ones, either.

They're two of the latest celebrities to invest in a California-based fintech firm.