People can switch banks easier under new government rule
A new regulation is setting protections around personal financial information and making it easier to leave banks.The U.S. Consumer Financial Protectio…
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Problem gambling grows along with revenue, a Massachusetts study finds
Online gambling has been growing around the country as more states legalize, leading to concenrs about its impact on consumers' financea and mental health.…
Student loan borrowers got tricked by Ejudicate. Now it's banned from arbitration
A regulator has banned Ejudicate from providing arbitration for financial products because it deceived student loan borrowers about its neutrality and held…
Supply chain experts expect ports to return to normal soon
The three-day strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) might seem like a non-event, but supply chain experts say it will take a little …
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September, 2024
Consumers should prepare for shortages and higher prices, experts say
Concern grows about a potential East Coast and Gulf Coast dock workers' strike
How this week’s Fed meeting might help auto loan borrowers
A dock workers strike would devastate the US economy, experts say
A potential dock workers' strike could be a big headache for consumers
FTC questions income claims made by multi-level marketers
Nearly a third of homeowners say they are ‘house poor’
How has the legalization of sports betting affected consumers' finances?
August, 2024
How’s the economy? Sausage may provide a clue.
The Postal Service proposes more changes to mail delivery
Gold prices notch another record high
July, 2024
When the Fed cuts rates, what will it mean for consumers?
Feds are investigating firms that use personal data to set prices
Americans mostly unprepared for 'the great wealth transfer,' study finds
June, 2024
Adobe’s not alone in being difficult to cancel. There’s a parade of others.
May, 2024
Do you really need a college degree? More Americans have their doubts.
These towns and cities will pay you up to $20,000 to move there
April, 2024
Turns out that everything that glitters is not gold after all
February, 2024
January, 2024
December, 2023
November, 2023
Feds seek more regulation of fintech apps to protect consumers
September, 2023
August, 2023
June, 2023
Will the stock market rally continue in the second half of 2023? Experts weigh in
April, 2023
Overspending on homes and cars lands many people in financial hot water
March, 2023
Nearly 80% of young adults get their financial advice from guess who?
January, 2023
Personal finance guru Suze Orman warns many consumers are already in a recession
December, 2022
Instacart is helping consumers make the most of FSA funds before they expire
In the wake of the FTX scandal, what is the future of cryptocurrencies?
September, 2022
Rail lines and unions head off a potentially devastating strike
August, 2022
May, 2022
April, 2022
March, 2022
Legislators introduce E-cash as a way to digitize the American dollar
January, 2022
Bitcoin and Ethereum fall to their lowest values in six months
July, 2021
Circle K jumps into cryptocurrency by rolling out a huge Bitcoin ATM network
April, 2021
January, 2021
Cryptocurrency market takes a $200 billion tumble as Bitcoin loses ground
December, 2020
September, 2019
Americans think financial education classes should be mandatory, survey finds
August, 2019
New investors often fail to diversify their stocks, which could lead to disaster
June, 2019
May, 2019
February, 2019
World economists predict another great recession by 2021
Young adult cancer survivors faced with issues related to work and money
January, 2019
October, 2018
September, 2018
May, 2018
December, 2017
Federal proposal would allow employers to pool their workers’ tips again
August, 2017
Survey finds owning a home still biggest part of American Dream
How raising the minimum wage by $1 could reduce cases of child neglect
Poll: consumers back the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
July, 2017
Consumers support strong regulation of Wall Street, poll finds
June, 2017
Most Americans can't afford a new car, study finds
March, 2017
Survey finds consumers don't know about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
February, 2017
January, 2017
February, 2016
Study finds that more expensive weddings often lead to shorter marriages
April, 2014
Could you get $2,000 in an emergency? 40% of Americans can't
March, 2014
December, 2013
September, 2013
July, 2013
January, 2013
June, 2011
January, 2011
September, 2010
Foreclosure 'Short-Cuts' by GMAC Mortage May Be Just the Latest in a Series of Missteps
August, 2010
January, 2010
December, 2009
March, 2009
January, 2007
October, 2006
April, 2006
March, 2006
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