As Hurricane Laura threatens the Gulf Coast, potentially raising the storm surge to more than 10 feet in Louisiana, here’s a guide to flood insurance.
Author: Janna Herron, USA TODAY
Tropical Storms Marco and Laura: Insurance typically covers some, but not all, damage
As Tropical Storms Marco and Laura barrel toward Louisiana, here’s what you should know about insurance. Policies typically cover some but not all damage
Back to school: Are parents tapping college savings in 529 plans for private K-12 tuition?
Withdrawals from 529 plans can now be used for private K-12 tuition instead of just college expenses. Have parents changed how they use the funds?
Hurricane Dorian: What does insurance cover after a disaster?
How well will your homeowners or renters insurance hold up after a storm like Hurricane Dorian? The answer largely depends on the storm itself.
What could the next recession feel like? Stories from past downturns are a guide
Economists expect the next recession, whenever that is, to be less severe. But what could it be like? Stories from past downturns could be a guide.
Dow, stocks drop in early trading as recession worries intensify, bond market raises red flag
Stocks fell after economic indicators from Germany and China renewed recession fears. And the 10-year bond yield fell below the 2-year.
Trump delays tariffs on some Chinese goods until December, 10% hike still on for September
The Trump administration is delaying new tariffs on some consumer products and removed other items from its September list of duties on Chinese goods.
Will mortgage rates keep dropping? Homeowners and buyers benefit from lower interest rates
Mortgage rates dropped to nearly three-year lows on China trade fears and a Fed rate cut. That’s helping homeowners and buyers in the market now.
Divorce: How to stay financially secure when you’re splitting up
Divorce can be a real threat to your personal finances. Here’s how to come away with your finances intact after you go your separate ways.
US stocks finish higher Tuesday after a tough start to the week
A day after the S&P 500 endured its largest decline of the year, stocks bounced back to end higher, helped in part by China stabilizing its currency.