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Mortgage rates fell to a seven-week low this week, giving home buyers some reprieve from high borrowing costs, even as affordability remains strained.

Jefferson Capital buys consumers’ troubled loans at a discount, then works with the consumers to have them paid back “based on their current financial circumstances.”

A potential “attempt to influence the Fed so directly” by announcing a successor to Jerome Powell well before his term expires isn’t sitting well with investors, notes one analyst.

The Senate parliamentarian said Thursday that several major planned cuts to Medicaid violate the chamber’s own rules and must be reworked or abandoned.

“My friend’s son and his fiancée found a house with an assumable mortgage at 2.5%.”

The Amazon founder’s wedding may be ludicrously over the top by many people’s estimation, but it pales in comparison with the habits of Americans in love.

One of the biggest “savings” will come at the expense of 1.3 million Medicare beneficiaries.

Teen employment in the U.S. has been declining for decades. Today, many working teens today come from higher-income families that encourage them to seek learning opportunities outside of the classroom.

Orders for long-lasting goods skyrocketed 16% in May to mark the biggest increase in 11 years, but the headline number was exaggerated by a flush of new Boeing contracts that masked ongoing weakness in business investment.

Wells Fargo & Co., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Bank of New York Mellon Corp. top the list of 20 banks expected to boost their dividends in the coming quarter as capital deployments by the largest U.S. banks come into focus in the days ahead.

Chinese semiconductor demand may surprise analyst expectations to the dowenside in 2026

Tesla’s transition from carmaker to high-tech robotics company is the reason a Benchmark analyst boosted his stock-price target to the second-highest on Wall Street.