Peak into how rewards credit cards are developed

Fewer than half of Americans are planning to travel this summer, with costs and lack of interest topping the reasons they aren't.

Wells Fargo has a trifecta now. Here’s what you need to know.

Wells Fargo has an affordable new trifecta. How does it stack up against Chase and Amex?

When female financial influencers get together, the high-quality advice is easy to come by.

Use tax-free weekends and rewards cards to save on back-to-school shopping.

Learn to outsmart inflation and pay down your debt.

Reaching financial prosperity within the next decade is an expectation for most middle-class Americans, Santander study shows.

Senior living facilities have rebounded from their pandemic staffing struggles, study shows, but instead battle with matching added value to increased prices.

Holiday shoppers are planning to spend big despite inflation concerns, survey shows. Many plan to budget and look for deals, but 96% say they still expect to overspend.

The economic impact of unpaid family caregiving is $600 billion per year — a necessary service for families but financially draining for the caregiver. Here's why that is and how to help.

In five markets, homes are going under contract in less than two weeks on average, despite a broader national housing market slowdown. Which cities are bucking the trend and why?

Gen Z saves less money than older groups due to inflation, but remains more optimistic about having enough to get by in retirement, study shows.

Gen Z continues to spend on entertainment, while Millennials, Gen X, Boomers hold back due to worries about pricing pressures, new study shows.

A proposed junk fee ban from the FTC could save Americans billions of dollars, if it goes through. Here's what's at stake.

Monthly housing payments hit an all-time high in September, a report from Redfin shows, reflecting the multi-decade high for mortgage rates and continued rise in home prices.

Major credit reporting agencies Experian, Equifax, and Transunion have made a pandemic era program permanent, allowing consumers to check their credit weekly for free.

Investor home sales in 2Q fell sharply from a year ago, Redfin reports, as the mid-pandemic housing frenzy continues to cool amid higher interest rates.

Cashing out your money costs more than ever, with ATM fees hitting an all-time high, according to a new survey from Bankrate.

U.S. workers have lower job market expectations than a year ago, but stand firm on higher pay.