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Oil and gas prices remain high for consumers, but heading into the fourth quarter, Wall Street analysts are saying buy the stocks.

U.S. inflation has slowed sharply from a 40-year peak of 9.1% and it's gotten an assist from a surprising source: Falling medical costs. But that's ending.

It's not always a terrible thing to be a renter

'There is a strong degree of pessimism' among young workers about the future of Social Security.

Duffy the clown — aka Jed Selter — has found joy in retirement bringing laughter to kids.

Earnings are much more important, but 401(k) withdrawals have yet to make their mark

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If you want to lower your risk of Alzheimer’s or other type of dementia, just get up.

The National Flood Insurance Program is set to expire this month, potentially leaving millions of homeowners in the lurch. 

The auto workers' union is seeking a 32-hour workweek at 40 hours of pay, which could have implications elsewhere.

If you’re a burger eater, you’ll have plenty of reason to celebrate on Sept. 18. It’s National Cheeseburger Day, after all, and many fast-food and fast-casual chains will be offering deals to mark the occasion. McDonald’s MCD is even selling double cheeseburgers for a mere 50 cents.

Democrats are split over the issue of tougher bank regulations, as some of the party's lawmakers join their Republican colleagues in questioning the proposed rules.