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The IRS employee maximum is what most people talk about, but people over 50, high-earners and the self-employed can put in more.

AMC’s high negative debt-to-equity could be an indicator of financial trouble, according to Creditsafe.

Shares of large exchange-traded funds that buy bonds were getting a lift after the Federal Reserve's policy meeting concluded Wednesday

When did these serial defaulters become bastions of economic resilience? writes Kenneth Rogoff.

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Wall Street analysts are souring on U.S. stocks. Historically, that has meant that the market is likely to climb during the coming months, with gains sometimes breaking into double-digit percentage territory.

Data show that Americans haven’t stopped spending. So why do they also say they're cutting back on holiday travel and still living paycheck to paycheck?

Stock was up 21% Wednesday after earnings were less bad than feared.

Some student-loan borrowers on government food assistance were late paying rent and utility bills, new data from Propel show.

'Seller financing' is meant to make home-buying more affordable. It appears to be growing in popularity.

Crispr Therapeutics' stock rallied 12% Wednesday amid hopes a treatment for sickle-cell disease will win regulatory approval.

A Deutsche Bank analyst compared the Japanese yen to infamously troubled currencies like the Turkish lira and Argentine peso in a note shared with clients and financial media on Wednesday.