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Inflation fears ripped through Wall Street as investors worried controlling rising prices will become a longer process, plus JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has his own thoughts on the fallout for the economy.

U.S. consumer sentiment declined in April while Americans' inflation expectations increased as rising prices continue to take a toll on household budgets.

Are you trying to save money? Saving can start right at home. Look out for these hidden expenses that can really add up over time.

Tax Day marks the deadline for Americans to get their tax returns in and paid. If you can't file by Tax Day on April 15, make sure to file an extension to avoid fees.

A new report revealed that the once busy downtown area of St. Louis, Missouri is closing many stores, leaving buildings crumbling and vacant for potential squatters.

McDonald's franchise owner Scott Rodrick is very concerned about the financial impact California's $20 minimum wage mandate will have on his restaurants.

Last year, nearly a quarter of people who sought mental health treatment through their employers cited anxiety as their main issue, according to a study by ComPsych Corporation.

The majority of Americans who have maxed out their credit cards said they did it because of price increases from inflation, a recent survey from Debt.com said.

A common repayment plan allows you to split the cost of the product into four interest-free biweekly payments, with the first payment due at checkout or may be due in two weeks.

The idea of cutting the workweek down is gaining steam with chief executives of major U.S. firms as employers consider ways to combat worker burnout in the tight labor market.

Due to inflation and rising demand, rates and housing prices are up.

Pharmacists warned in a recent report that drug shortages in the U.S. have hit an all-time high. Some of these are critical life-saving medications such as cancer treatments.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned on Friday there are a "large number of persistent inflationary pressures" that pose a risk to the U.S. economic outlook.

Ohio trucker Monte Wiederhold details the impact of California's green laws on the trucking industry if other states follow suit.

Mortgage rates fluctuate almost daily based on economic conditions. Here are today’s mortgage rates and what you need to know about getting the best rate.

A new poll from AARP found 70% Americans age 50 and over are worried that prices will rise at a faster pace than their income as persistent inflation continues to batter household budgets.

Economists debate the pros and cons of former President Trump's proposed 60% tariff on all Chinese imports, which could raise prices on American business and consumers.

The Biden administration has canceled student debt for an additional 277,000 people, coming at a whopping price tag of $7.4 billion for American taxpayers.

Inflation accelerated more than expected in March, and an unsuspecting culprit may be to blame: auto insurance premiums, which are up 22% since last year.

A pizza chain with locations throughout the West Coast increased menu prices at its California locations in part because of legislation that increased minimum wage for certain workers.

Guests at the Disneyland and Disney World amusement parks who make false statements on disability needs to gain access services will be banned for life, according to an announcement from Disney.

The White House on Friday will announce it is canceling an additional $7.4 billion in student loan debt for 277,000 borrowers.

The Masters is underway at Augusta National after players took to the green Thursday, but there is another competition near the prestigious club, a land grab.

A political organization working to elect Republicans to state legislative and executive offices is touting what it calls a “record-breaking" fundraising haul in the past three months.

Researchers argue by hiring based on skill set rather than college degrees, employers can open up jobs to qualified candidates who previosly weren't able to apply.