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Personal Finance Americans are finally making progress paying back their debtsDelinquencies are inching back up, but still relatively low.
This man wants to know whether he has any legal recourse after supporting his girlfriend for three years.
The podcaster says it’s regarded as a moral and personal failure when people are bad with money.
The airline industry lacks a uniform policy on how to deal with passengers with allergies.
This woman believes her sister may have run away with her father’s money.
Critics say he more often sides with corporations than customers.
The company must answer to the Senate over its email policies.
This woman is concerned about the unforeseen consequences of a complicated financial arrangement involving her family.
U.S. schools rarely incorporate personal finance into their curriculum.
Two top executives from ITT, a now-defunct for-profit college, settled with the SEC last week.
Invest in nuclear power, along with wind, solar, and other renewables, to cut carbon footprint, writes Richard Rhodes.
Rates for home loans spiralled higher after a three-week respite, suggesting there’s still some life left in the rotation out of fixed-income assets, and reason for housing market participants to be nervous about higher borrowing costs.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is trading at $287,100 a share. Bitcoin is barely clearing $6,000. One crypto fan believes the gap between the two won't last. In fact, he's willing to bet millions of dollars on it.
