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Does the IRS owe you money? Here's one group that needs to act fast.

A new NAR report shows that amid soaring home sales prices and limited housing inventory, millennials are eclipsing the previous generations when it comes to home purchase trends.

The White House announced a new round of economic sanctions against Russia on Wednesday in response to its ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

The White House is extending the student loan freeze until Aug. 31, President Biden announced Wednesday. Federal student loan payments were originally set to restart in May.

California Retailers Association President and CEO Rachel Michelin discussed a bill that she said would strengthen Proposition 47 and is aimed at deterring retail theft.

President Biden announced the expansion of student debt payment freezes, citing the continued economic hardships brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

More favorable repayment terms lead to lower personal loan payments and cheaper overall borrowing costs. Here's what to know about current personal loan rates.

The Biden administration is expected to extend a pause once again on federal student loan payments though the proposed timeframe is far shorter than what Democrats had been pushing for, according to reports.

A conservative legal group set up by former Trump adviser Stephen Miller on Tuesday sent a letter to The Walt Disney Company Chair Susan Arnold accusing company executives of choosing to "discriminate," "alienate the Company’s core customers" and "violate the law."

Tesla CEO Elon Musk likely added $1 billion to his already massive fortune this week after taking a 9.2% stake in Twitter.

Americans with lower credit scores are paying significantly more for their auto insurance compared to those with more favorable scores for the same coverage, according to a new study.

Republican state financial officers from 27 states are demanding President Biden bolster domestic energy production as gas prices rise above $4 and $5 per gallon across the United States.

Subsidized student loans are generally cheaper to repay because the government pays for your interest while you’re in school. Learn how they work.

While some parts of the U.S. tax code may be fairly straightforward, there are some exceptions you should be aware of in case it applies to you.

Rep. David Kustoff told 'Mornings with Maria' he wants Janet Yellen to admit excessive government spending worsened inflation ahead her House testimony.

With the rise of buy now, pay later, BNPL providers are expanding their services to allow consumers to use this financing option in person.

Step one: Don't panic. Instead, follow directions.

The U.S. would have the highest personal income tax rate in the developed world under the newest White House proposal that would dramatically raise the rates paid by well-off Americans.