Lynnley Browning

The Amazon founder, worth $161 billion, is escaping a clutch of high taxes in Washington State, his home of the past three decades

Consumers' money stored on popular digital apps including Apple Pay, Venmo and Google Pay may not have FDIC insurance against losses

Five days after a nationwide outage in the ACH banking payments system stalled paychecks, the glitch is still not completely resolved

Tax-loss harvesting is a key strategy for generating extra investment returns

The nation's tax agency annually tweaks income levels at which tax rates apply. For 2024, the adjustments mean more take-home pay

It's counterintuitive, but having more wealth doesn't automatically mean you have a stronger FICO score

The Internal Revenue Service changed course and will now require PayPal, Venmo and other e-commerce platforms to report a customer's annual transactions if they total at least $5,000 a year

Costco's secret weapon — behavioral economics — lets the warehouse retailer know exactly what motivates, inspires and triggers shoppers, where they're buying toilet paper or giant slabs of frozen cookie dough.

Under its new strategy of focusing on wealthy tax cheats, the Internal Revenue Service has vowed not to ramp up scrutiny of middle-class Americans.

A $15,000 dispute before the Supreme Court could create billions of dollars in tax bills for rich people -- or it could lead to massive government refunds to companies like Apple.