Homebuyers win after Federal Housing Finance Agency cancels plans for an upfront mortgage fee based in debt-to-income ratios in August. Here's why.
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By: Medora Lee
People are turning to cash payments to rein in spending amid inflation and high interest rates. Here's who's using it most and how they're saving.
By: Medora Lee, Jim Sergent
Republicans and Democrats have been in a standoff over raising the debt ceiling, and if they don't reach an agreement soon, economic catastrophe could quickly ensue.
By: Medora Lee
Car prices have been surging, but so have auto insurance rates. Consider these moves to try to keep your rate increases in check.
By: Medora Lee
SNAP recipients who saw their benefits drop after the extra pandemic emergency boost ended earlier this year adapted by buying less and trading down.
By: Medora Lee
IRS raised health savings account contribution limits for 2024 by a record amount. This may be a big deal for those who hate paying taxes. Here's why.
By: Medora Lee
As politicians and corporations fight over whether ESG is "woke" or not, most Americans tune out. Stock returns are still the priority for investing.
By: Medora Lee
If you plan to pursue higher education, you should know about FAFSA and how it can help pay for school. Here are the details.
By: Medora Lee
As politicians vote on tighter work requirements for SNAP, rich people are making millions off farm subsidies without working, report claims. Here's how.
By: Medora Lee
With America aging quickly, an Alzheimer's treatment gets new urgency. There finally are some promising ones, but most can't get them. Here's why.