As worries about the coronavirus help drive down interest rates, house hunters are applying for mortgages at a level not seen in more than a decade
Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY
Coronavirus leads Sen. Ed Markey to ask the FTC to stop the gouging and scams
In the wake of price spikes for critical coronavirus supplies, Sen. Ed Markey is urging the FTC to come up with a plan to stop gouging and scams
Hello bidding wars: Home sellers gain edge in this year’s housing market
Low mortgage rates and fewer houses for sale could lead to bidding wars among homebuyers this spring.
Trader Joe’s founder Joe Coulombe, who started one of America’s favorite grocery stores, dies at 89
Joe Coulombe, who founded Trader Joe’s, the popular grocery known for “Two Buck Chuck” wine and trendy items, died Friday at his California home.
Harriet Tubman debit card from OneUnited raises the question: How do you market an icon?
The Harriet Tubman debit card from OneUnited was a nod to love not Wakanda, but ensuing controversy shows potential pitfalls of marketing an icon
Election 2020: How Trump, Democratic candidates could impact college debt, family finances
Trump, Sanders, Warren and others have a variety of proposals and policies that can impact student loan debt, a major burden for many Americans.
Election 2020: How the Democratic candidates could shape college costs, family finances
Several presidential candidates are proposing that many Americans attend college for free, but the details differ.
Election 2020: How Trump, Democratic candidates could shape health care costs, family finances
As campaigning in the Nevada Democratic caucuses heats up, financial concerns are front and center for many voters. Here’s where candidates stand.
Walmart says coronavirus will likely impact its business
Walmart sales rose in the last quarter, lifted by grocery, but were lower than expected. It continues to monitor the coronovirus for any future impact
Pier 1 Imports bankruptcy: Chain files for Chapter 11 as it continues closure of up to 450 stores
Pier 1 said Monday that it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it looks for a new owner. The retailer will close up to 450 stores.