Epstein's $600M will, mysteriously signed two days before his death
One of the two lawyers listed as witnessing Epstein's will signing is Mariel A. Colon Miro, an attorney for drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo’’ Guzman.
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Will canceling student loan debt hurt the US economy?
FOX Business’ Kristina Partsinevelos, Capitalist Pig Hedge Fund’s Jonathan Hoenig, FoxNews.com columnist Liz Peek and Kaltbaum Capital Management President Gary Kaltbaum on whether forgiving student loan debt will hurt the U.S. economy.
Here’s where your credit card debt goes after you die
When someone dies, their debt doesn’t just go away, but it also doesn’t automatically go to their loved ones, either.
Student loan forgiveness would damage the economy, experts suggest
RealClearPolitics Associate Editor A.B. Stoddard discusses a survey suggesting the negative impact canceling student debt would have on the economy.
Why banks would lend money in a negative interest rate environment
Zillow Director of Economic Research Skylar Olsen explains why a bank would lend money in a negative interest rate environment and the outlook for the economy.
Taxes drive New Yorkers to Florida by the truckload in just a decade
New York has lost more than a million taxpayers over the last decade, state GOP Chair Nick Langworthy said.
Here's one of Jennifer Lopez, Alex Rodriguez's latest investments
They're two of the latest celebrities to invest in a California-based fintech firm.
Student loan debt forgiveness would hurt US economy, survey finds
Despite the political hype, more than half of business economists believe that forgiving student loan debt would negatively affect the U.S. economy, according to a recent survey.
Will car dealers' inventory overload mean good deals for consumers?
FoxNews.com Automotive Editor Gary Gastelu on and the future for hybrid and electric vehicles.
How a phony car loan scam bilked credit unions out of millions
The scheme sought more than 80 auto loans, attempting about $2.7 million in fraud and obtaining about $1.7 million before the seven scammers were caught.
8 out of 10 Americans have reportedly cried while at work
Sports reporter Mike Gunzelman on a report that eight in 10 people have cried at work and a new study that 55% say they didn't use their allotted vacation time last year.
Stephen King, one of the richest authors, still out to scare you
The famed horror author is set to release a new book and film.
These cities have the highest sales taxes in the US
This Midwest hub isn't the only city putting the tax squeeze on residents.
Social Security: What happens to your benefits when you take them early
More than 68 million people claimed Social Security, Supplemental Security Income, or both, as of June.
Moving mistakes Americans make
Moving can be stressful. And in all that stress, many mistakes will be made, but some are avoidable.
What Republicans should keep from ObamaCare
Attorney Bryan Rotella on Republican efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
Tiffany launches men’s jewelry collection to lure more customers
Who said diamonds were only a girl’s best friend? Tiffany & Co. is hoping to diversify its traditional customer base by launching its first comprehensive jewelry collection for men in October.
How to make your portfolio recession proof
Creative Planning CEO Peter Mallouk on how to prepare your portfolio for a potential recession.
More kids quitting sports over unaffordable price tag
A rising number of children from lower-income and middle-class income families are quitting sports over the cost according to The Aspen Institute.
Don't be duped by these phone and email scams
Government-imposter frauds have scammed people out of at least $450 million since 2014, according to the Federal Trade Commission.