Many Americans plan to withdraw Social Security benefits before age 70, leaving money on the table: survey
Although 86% of Americans nearing retirement age understood that waiting until 70 meant they could collect more benefits, only 11% planned to do so, a Schroders survey said.
Savings window opens: Private student loan rates plunge for 10-year fixed-rate loans
The latest private student loan interest rates from the Credible marketplace, updated weekly.
FDA authorizes bivalent COVID boosters for young children
The Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday that it was amending is emergency use authorization of bivalent COVID vaccines for use in younger kids.
Today’s 15- and 10-year mortgage rates offer best opportunity for interest savings | Oct. 12, 2022
Check out the mortgage rates for Oct. 12, 2022, which are mixed from yesterday.
Still time to save: Shorter-term refinance rates rest at 6% for ninth straight day | Oct. 12, 2022
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for Oct. 12, 2022, which are mixed from yesterday.
When to pay for car repairs with a personal loan (and when not to)
If you’re facing car repair costs that you can’t pay out of pocket, an auto repair loan may help. Learn how they work and where to get one.
US companies staff up for holiday rush, hire seasonal workers
Ahead of the holiday rush, the search for seasonal workers could see some employers, including UPS, Amazon, Walmart, Macy's and others, competing for talent.
Economist Mohamed El-Erian takes grim IMF inflation warning seriously: 'This is a big deal'
Economist Mohamed El-Erian blamed the Fed for making inflation worse by mischaracterizing the meaning of transitory and not acting "boldly enough" last year.
Home prices see ‘forceful deceleration’ in July: Case-Shiller
Home prices decreased slightly on a monthly basis in July, and annual growth decelerated, according to Case-Shiller. Here's how you can take advantage of your home equity.
Crypto exchange Bittrex to pay $29M over sanction violations
The Treasury Department said crypto exchange Bittrex Inc. was fined more than $24 million on Tuesday over apparent violations of multiple sanctions programs.
How to get student loan forgiveness for medical school debt
Several student loan forgiveness options exist to help medical professionals tackle large loan balances. Learn how they work.
Real estate expert compares 2008 market crash to today’s housing sector
‘Mansion Global’ host Katrina Campins draws comparisons between today's housing market and the 2008 housing crash and discusses factors impacting real estate.
Biden's student loan handout a 'political payoff' to buy votes ahead of midterm elections: Betsy DeVos
Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos argued Biden's student loan handout is an attempt to secure votes from the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
California's drought adds to food inflation with tomatoes, onions, garlic hit
California's ongoing drought is expected to impact the prices of key crops like tomatoes and onions, driving food inflation even higher for consumers.
Savings window opens: Today’s 30-year mortgage refinance rates dip below 7% | Oct. 11, 2022
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for Oct. 11, 2022, which are largely unchanged from yesterday.
Today’s 30-year mortgage rates tumble below 7% | Oct. 11, 2022
Check out the mortgage rates for Oct. 11, 2022, which are largely unchanged from yesterday.
Mortgage rates down slightly but not much for homebuyers
Mortgage rates dipped slightly last week but still "remain quite high compared to just one year ago," Freddie Mac said.
New Zealand government proposes taxing cow burps, pee to tackle climate change
New Zealand's government has proposed a plan to tax greenhouse gases farm animals produce, which includes burping and urinating. Farmers are angered by the idea.
Fed vice chair talks inflation, hotels hit by crime wave and more: Tuesday's 5 things to know
On Tuesday, traders will be watching as some big names – including Pepsi, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Delta Airlines – are set to announce 3Q earnings later in the week.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's fall: Not unlike the economy's
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has been reduced to playing Orwellian word games for the Biden administration on inflation, the state of the economy, and expansion of the IRS.

















