Personal Finance

Someone convicted of felonious tax evasion faces as many as five years in prison and a fine of up to $100,000.

There are shopping hacks, of which can be applied across the board, that can help save shoppers both time and money. 

Here are charities and organizations that are helping Americans during the coronavirus pandemic.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos wrote that the permanent shelter is the largest in Washington state, spanning eight floors, and includes a health clinic and "critical tools" for support.

Elon Musk was fired from his role as CEO of PayPal in 2000, but has since created SpaceX and Tesla and become a billionaire.

This year, however, the weekend marks the first big holiday shopping event since the outbreak of COVID-19, meaning dealers will be rushing to seize on the deferred demand created by the virus, according to Edmunds, an American online resource for automotive information.

More than 60 percent of Americans say the coronavirus pandemic has negatively affected their ability to save for the future.

President Trump has said he is open to additional tax deadline delays.

A new, streamlined bankruptcy option makes the process less daunting, and less expensive for small businesses.

Many businesses are moving towards contactless payments amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

LendingTree surveyed 1,005 parents with children under the age of 18 to see how the pandemic has impacted their finances.

With COVID-19 related restrictions limiting access to beaches and neighborhood pools around the country, consumers are being forced to find alternative ways to beat the heat.

Benefits have lost about 30 percent of their purchasing power over the last two decades.

Some Americans are in a precarious spot, juggling bills and trying to stretch their income.