The K-shaped economy may be changing. New data shows income and spending gaps are narrowing — but household finances tell a more complicated story.

Siblings inheriting a home can face difficult choices over selling, renting or keeping the property.

Some consumers are using buy now, pay later for essential expenses like groceries, rent and utility bills. But more BNPL users have recently had a late payment.

Immigrants make up 30% of direct long-term care workers, and tighter immigration policies could worsen shortages and raise family costs.

Investors who missed the SpaceX IPO may already have exposure to the stock through mutual funds, ETFs or retirement accounts.

Two factors contribute to older homeowners receiving less money at sale, according to new research: lack of upkeep and selling privately.

New rules allow 529 plan funds to pay for eligible career training, certifications, licensing fees and continuing education costs.

Millions of Americans with disabilities may qualify for ABLE accounts, which allow up to $100,000 in savings without losing benefits.

The percentage of the workforce holding multiple jobs has been rising since 2020, reaching an all-time high last fall. “Income stacking” is popular with Gen Z.

Schools are using financial literacy lessons to address teen sports betting, as educators warn of risks, losses and growing exposure.

While there are pockets of weakness in private credit, concern about a broad-based meltdown among these funds may be misplaced, some experts say.

Conflict in Iran has sent oil prices up, prompting some experts to worry that a worst-case scenario called stagflation could be possible for the U.S. economy.

Artificial intelligence is creating tension between employers and employees over its deployment, a new MetLife report finds.

Borrowers who struggle with high-interest debt often turn to personal loans to help pay it off, but without a change in habits debt can become a cycle.

With an ongoing Iran war and market uncertainty, financial advisors recommend where to keep cash for stable returns in uncertain times.

Market shakiness may not concern long-term investors, but it could be a useful wake-up call for those on the precipice of retirement, experts say.

Although gold is generally viewed as a safe-haven investment during turbulent times, it's important to know what you're investing in before jumping in.

Student loan holders who get their debt excused in 2026 can expect a hefty tax bill. But there are steps you can take to prepare, and some may not have to pay.

Trump accounts offer free money for some families. But other details have yet to be resolved, experts say. Here's what to expect.

Some borrowers are turning to personal loans to refinance credit card debt. Those loans are expected increase nearly 6% this year, TransUnion forecasts