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If families aren’t ready to go when the new FAFSA launches Dec. 1, they could miss out on state and institutional aid, or miss the FAFSA deadline completely.

You may not be thinking about traveling for Thanksgiving or the winter holidays yet, but you probably should if you want to save money.

Landowners can protect all or part of the land they love, accommodate multiple heirs, and reduce their taxes—and you don't have to wait until you die.

Here are the 20 new car models that were most reported stolen according to the latest data from the Highway Loss Data Institute.

A study by AAA crunches the numbers to find the average cost of owning a car, including monthly payments, fuel costs, and depreciation.

Criminals are using AI-powered voice-cloning technology to convince frightened relatives that loved ones are kidnapped, in jail or in some other peril

U.S. stock futures slip as rising bond yields defy dour economic news from China and Europe.

A private gauge of China's service activities fell to its lowest level in eight months, signaling that the service sector's growth may have lost steam.

Call of Duty Endowment's Dan Goldenberg has advice for résumé coaching, salary negotiation and educating the private sector about military-style training.

Oil prices closed at their best level of 2023 on Friday. Get ready for related stocks to climb, says BTIG.

The Rugby Union World Cup starts in France on September 8. Prepare for several weeks of sweaty scrums, rambunctious rucks and muscular mauls.

News articles about China recently hit their most negative on record amid concerns about the real estate sector and slowing overall economic growth.