PayPal profits jump 86% on pandemic spending shift
E-commerce payments processor PayPal Holdings Inc beat Wall Street estimates on Wednesday with an 86% increase in quarterly profit, driven by the shift to online spending amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Workers are dangerously underestimating how much income they need to replace in retirement
The mean amount of preretirement income that workers think they'll need to replace is 67 percent, according to a study.
Is it time for an early retirement? Use this checklist
Now is the time to mentally kick any unrealistic stereotypes you may have heard about an early retirement to the curb
HEALS Act $1,200 stimulus check proposal: Would you qualify?
Some households could receive even more money than last time under the bill.
Coronavirus impacting home purchasing, refinancing: Valley National Bank CEO
Ira Robbins on how coronavirus has impacted the local economies
Equity strategist gives ‘3 steps to save capitalism’
David Nelson on saving capitalism
MacKenzie Bezos donates $1.6B to charity
She announced the donations in a blog post Tuesday, writing that she would “keep at it until the safe is empty.”
Some parents opening wallets for home-schooling ‘pods’
Parents explore home-schooling options
Americans can determine if they are middle class with new income calculator
A new income calculator will allow Americans to figure out if they are in the middle class.
Here's why buying a new car at 0% interest is a mistake: Dave Ramsey
If you can buy the car for less than the 0 percent interest gimmick, how is that 0 percent?
What is the median home price in the US?
The median price of a home sold in the U.S. in June rose 5.6 percent year over year.
Charles Payne: When looking to trade, keep daily log of major moves
Charles Payne shares his trading tips
Apartment evictions are mounting in Houston, and could get worse
Houston is expected to suffer many more evictions than most major cities. That is because unlike in New York, San Francisco and even other cities in Texas, Houston has stopped providing protections at the local level, after a statewide eviction moratorium expired in May.
Why now's a good time to start hoarding cash
Like it or not, we could be in for a very rocky second half to 2020, and here's a look at why the more cash you have at your disposal, the more likely you are to make it through the year financially unscathed.
Will housing market head downhill for remainder of 2020?
Experts say sector has yet to show true pandemic-related “economic scarring.”
Online learning company partners with universities worldwide
2U CEO on online college learning
Coronavirus made the stock market an investment favorite for 28% of Americans: Study
More than one-quarter of Americans are looking toward the stock market for long-term investments that are at least 10 years, a new personal finance survey shows.
Best Buy money saving shopping tricks
Under the tab, the company divides up a customer's potential savings into five deal categories including Top Deals, Deal of the Day, Member Offers, Student Deals and Best Buy Outlet.
Coronavirus led 33% of Americans to make a credit-harming decision: Study
As the coronavirus persists in the U.S., one-third of Americans have admitted to making at least one financial decision in the last four months of the pandemic that is likely to hurt their credit score, a new Bankrate study has revealed.



















