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Check out the mortgage rates for October 19, 2020 which are unchanged from last week.

The best rates are reserved for the least risky borrowers. Here’s how to make sure you fall into that category.

Medicare’s annual 2020 enrollment period has just begun and ends on Dec. 7.

Here's my advice about the person you want to spend the rest of your life with.

While AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon all use Apple’s high-speed cellular capabilities to promote their networks, their pitches differ.

The bar and stools originally sat in the 377-foot yacht where Hitler would frequently entertain top-ranking officers of the Nazi administration and military.

Check out the mortgage rates for October 16, 2020 which are generally trending down since last week.

Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for October 16, 2020 which are unchanged from last week.

I know how hard it is to succeed financially when you’re barely getting by.

For Americans who requested a tax deadline extension earlier this year, Thursday marks the final day to file 2019 income returns without a financial penalty.

The majority of organizations are concerned about the long-term impact the pandemic will have on donations amid a time when the "need for services is expected to increase."

After finding that the poverty rate declined in April, May and June after the federal government sent stimulus checks and increased unemployment assistance, a group of researchers say all progress has been erased as House Democrats and the White House remain in a coronavirus stimulus stalemate.

Check out the mortgage rates for October 15, 2020, which are largely unchanged, except for a drop in 15-year fixed rates from last week.

Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for October 15, 2020, which are down, though 30-year fixed refinance rates remain even from last week.

However, these services come with a price. And while some parents may be able to foot the bill for private tutors or learning pods, others can't. 

As a consequence of the coronavirus pandemic, nearly 80% of Americans say they want to spend less on their next phone, according to a new survey.