45M consumers have little or no credit profile, study says - how to improve your credit score
A new study from TransUnion said millions of consumers have no credit profiles. Here's how you can start building your credit.
2-year personal loan rates up slightly but remain near record lows, Fed reports
Creditworthy borrowers may want to take out a personal loan to consolidate debt or cover an unexpected expense while annual percentage rates are near record lows.
Tesla liable to Black former worker who alleged bias, but payout should be cut: judge
A federal judge said on Wednesday Tesla Inc. was liable to a Black elevator operator who said the electric car company ignored racial abuse at the factory where he worked, but reduced a nearly $137 million jury award to $15 million.
Inflation worsens in Mountain States, with prices soaring above 10%
The Labor Department reported Tuesday that consumer prices in the Mountain region – which includes Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico – surged by a stunning 10.4% in March.
Massachusetts CEO helping drivers with gas
Boch Enterprises CEO Ernie Boch explains what prompted him to shell out $30,000 to help drivers dealing with 'crazy' high gas prices.
High gas prices prompts CEO to give 7K gallons away
Boch Enterprises CEO Ernie Boch says he wanted to help others amid 'crazy' gas prices and filled 552 cars with 7,000 gallons.
Student loan borrowers face difficulty with income-driven repayment plans: Brookings Institute
A new report from the Brookings Institute identified the most prominent problems with income-driven repayment plans and how to resolve them.
Wholesale prices surge 11.2% in March, highest level on record
Wholesale prices surged again in March as strong consumer demand, pandemic-related supply chain snarls and the Russian war in Ukraine continued to fuel the highest inflation in decades.
Biden's 'secret migrant flights' are back: NY gubernatorial candidate
New York Gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino discusses the Biden administration's 'secret flights' carrying illegal migrants from the border, the Brooklyn shooting amid NYC's spike in crime and his campaign for governor.
Collected unemployment in 2021? You could be in for a large tax bill
Some tax-filers may be in for a shock.
March inflation breakdown: Where are rising prices hitting Americans the hardest?
American households are confronting the steepest inflation in four decades, paying more for everything from cars to gasoline to food as soaring prices eat away at most workers' wage gains.
NJ man sues Dunkin’ over hot coffee, alleges 'permanent injury' when drink spilled
A New Jersey man and his wife are suing Dunkin' for serving coffee they say caused him permanent injury.
Fed economists warn of 'brewing US housing bubble' as home values continue to soar
House prices are rising at an unsustainable pace, according to the Dallas Federal Reserve. However, a housing market correction in 2022 may not be as devastating as in previous years.
Fmr. NYPD detective on Brooklyn subway shooting: Commuters should always be alert
Former NYPD Detective Pat Brosnan warned on “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” Tuesday, that there’s “no downside” for commuters to have “situational awareness” when traveling to any city.
Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $302M in pelvic mesh case
California appeals court has ruled that Johnson & Johnson must pay penalties after deceptively marketing mesh implants for women.
Inflation gave most Americans a 2.7% salary cut in March
The tightest labor market in years is fueling rapid wage gains for most workers – the only problem is that red-hot inflation is quickly eroding those increases.
Used car prices jump 40%: CarMax
CarMax experienced a slowdown in fourth-quarter used car sales volume as its average retail selling price jumped 39.7% annually.
The 'real cure' for inflation is keeping US dollar stable: Steve Forbes
Steve Forbes, chairman and CEO of Forbes Media, weighed in on the latest inflation data, blasting the Federal Reserve for its approach to curb price hikes.
Gen. Keane rips Biden’s defense budget proposal: We have to invest in Taiwan 'now'
Gen. Jack Keane discusses the importance of investing in Taiwan as soon as possible amid Russia's war in Ukraine
43% of seniors grapple with higher debt payments as Fed raises interest rates, survey finds
Social Security benefits may not be sufficient for seniors struggling to keep up with debt payments, according to a new survey from The Senior Citizens League.