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Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, former president of Theranos Inc., was one-half of a business duo that lied to cheat investors and patients out of money, a government prosecutor told a jury Tuesday as the second criminal-fraud trial involving the defunct blood-testing company got under way.

With just one month remaining in the 2022 tax season, and the IRS has delivered millions of refunds to taxpayers, a major influx of money to households that many Americans depend on.

Variable student loan rates are likely to rise after the Federal Reserve's March interest rate increases. This could mean higher monthly loan payments for some current borrowers.

A study by TransAmerica found that men have more than double the retirement savings of women.

Several states are taking steps to temporarily roll back gasoline taxes in hopes of providing some relief for Americans who are experiencing surging prices at the pump.

New details have been released about a bill in the Maine legislature that would offer significant student debt relief for first-time homebuyers in the state.

Knowing the difference between mortgage insurance vs. homeowners insurance can ensure that you’re properly paying for and protecting your home.

A Paris taxi driver is suing Tesla over a fatal car crash.

California's drivers know that gas in the Golden State is much more expensive than the rest of the nation

FICO score relief coming as medical collection debt will no longer be included on consumer credit reports starting in July.

Named after founding father James Madison, Madison has live entertainment, sports and a lot of expensive houses.

A federal judge ruled Monday may not enforce a state law preventing health care centers from mandating vaccines.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling for the restoration of a charitable deduction for donors who don't itemize their taxes, a top priority for nonprofits nationwide.

Russia appears to have averted a historic debt default after claiming on Friday that it fulfilled a critical interest rate payment on two dollar-denominated bonds.