A typical Social Security strategy could cost you $182,000
Americans "have to change their thinking" about the government benefits program to get the most out of it, one expert says.
United Furniture sued after firing 2,700 workers in the night
An attorney for the workers wants the company to provide 60 days of back pay and benefits.
Holiday shoppers may face shorter return windows, restocking fees
Shoppers beware — most retailers are charging additional shipping or restocking fees for returns this holiday season.
Holiday shoppers may face shorter return windows, restocking fees
Shoppers beware — most retailers are charging additional shipping or restocking fees for returns this holiday season.
Approved for student loan relief? Here's what it means.
U.S. has told millions of people with student loans that their applications for relief were approved — but there's a hitch.
Balenciaga sorry for ads showing kids with teddy bears in bondage gear
Fashion company pulled the ad campaign and said it is taking legal action against the parties that created the photoshoot.
Ticketmaster parent Live Nation being investigated by DOJ
On Friday night, Ticketmaster issued an apology via Twitter to Swift's fans.
Amid surge in food-stamp theft, victims are left holding the bag
A class-action lawsuit claims that government agencies are failing to reimburse families when their benefits are stolen.
A dark side to quiet quitting is hurting workers: "Quiet firing"
Failing to recognize employees' contributions can spur them to leave. Sometimes that's by design, research shows.
Shedding student debt in bankruptcy may become easier
Only 0.1% of people with college debt who filed for bankruptcy have tried to get their student loans discharged.
Harvard, Yale law schools abandon U.S. News & World Report rankings
Decision by the two top-ranked U.S. law schools comes amid mounting criticism of publication's university rankings.
U.S. housing prices could plunge 20%, Dallas Fed warns
After surging during the pandemic, the real estate market is at risk of a sharp downturn, an economist says.
9 million people have one day to claim U.S. stimulus checks
IRS officials say 9 million Americans are still eligible for stimulus aid, but clock is ticking to claim funds.
Once a brand staple, Twitter is now "high risk" under Elon Musk
In a matter of weeks, Musk's ownership has placed Twitter's $4.5 billion in annual advertising revenue in peril.
Another court blocks Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
Ruling came in response to lawsuit by six Republican states that accused Biden administration of overstepping its authority.