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As interest rates rise, financial institutions compete for customers with certificates of deposit.

A preschool teacher and mom of two uses tools like state sales-tax holidays, cash-back apps and buy-nothing groups to keep back-to-school costs down.

For the first time in 40 years, students will see a completely revamped FAFSA. Here's what's changed and how it could affect your situation and college money.

Researchers carefully compared the cost of traveling with gasoline cars to electric cars, with starkly different outcomes.

Here are a few of the hurdles of LGBTQ+ retirement planning — and how planners recommend jumping them.

Acura’s first electric vehicle will appear for the 2024 model year. It's an appealing midsize SUV that claims a range of 325 miles. Here's when you can get one.

Some of those generic brands in the grocery store are actually the same product as the brand you're being loyal to, and paying a lot more for.

U.S. stock futures moved higher early Monday, as Wall Street looks to snap a three-week losing streak.

Threads, the rival to Twitter -- er, X -- that Meta Platforms Inc. launched in early July, will add a desktop version this week, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

China's benchmark lending rate was lowered by a smaller-than-expected margin on Monday, after the central bank cut its key policy rates last week to offer more support for the slowing economy.

A group of investors led by Boaz Weinstein and other prominent hedge-fund managers has made an improved bid to buy Sculptor Capital Management, which has already agreed to be bought by Rithm Capital Corp., the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

Chemical and industrial giant DuPont de Nemours Inc. is in talks to sell its resins unit, Delrin, to the Jordan Co., a private-equity firm, for about $1.8 billion, Bloomberg News reported Sunday.