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Borrowers are spending more to finance car purchases across the board, but poor credit ratings can drive the cost up by up to $12,000, a recent report by Jerry said.

Oakland, California's crime surge managed by Democrats has fueled the "cycle of poverty and failed businesses," activist and former mayoral candidate Seneca Scott criticizes.

The Great Recession diminished the retirement savings potential of late Boomers, a study found. And cost adjustments to Social Security could be smaller next year.

The Biden administration and the FTC are hoping to crack down on "junk fees" that companies charge unknowing customers, including service charges or even undisclosed add-ons.

Government in Washington, D.C., announced a new program, in conjunction with DoorDash, to provide free dash cameras for ride-share and delivery drivers.

Nike sued rival shoemakers New Balance and Skechers on Monday, accusing both companies of patent infringement for allegedly copying Nike-developed technology.

The rise in home insurance costs is not only making it unaffordable for homeowners, but it also risks devaluing their property, a recent First Street analysis said.

A pause in interest rate hikes may offer no relief to people dealing with large amounts of credit card debt amid high inflation. But there are ways to pay off debt quickly.

Credit card debt smashed another record at the end of September as American consumers continued to rely on their cards to pay for everyday necessities.

Pennsylvania remained on top for retirees as a new city within the Keystone State officially took on the title of best U.S. location to retire, a newly-released indicated.

More Americans are making hardship withdrawals from their 401(k) retirement plans to cover emergency expenses as they struggle with chronic inflation.

Netflix is set for another price hike in December, according to reports.

New York Federal Reserve data released on Tuesday morning is expected to show that American households are carrying a record amount of credit card debt.

The Justice Department says Bhagavan ‘Doc’ Antle, who runs the Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina, has pleaded guilty to charges on Monday.