Lifestyle and Budget

The university acknowledged that an earlier memo on its child-care policy "caused confusion and anxiety for many employees."

Many seniors depend heavily on Social Security in the absence of outside income, and it's these seniors who invariably await a generous cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) each year in the hopes of seeing their financial picture improve.

Self-employed workers in states most economically impacted by the virus were more likely to receive free groceries or meals, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Why beauty sales may continue to slow in 2020 amid the coronavirus.

Here's how much it costs to get a pool installed, according to Home Advisor.

When it comes to money, it’s the employers who get the advantage. Companies save as much as $11,000 per year for workers staying home half the time.

The coronavirus has dramatically affected the amount of real estate inventory hitting the market.

Here are two key things you can do if you're still working or newly retired so you can make sure you don't run short of money in the future.  

In a recent credit card survey, PayPal reported how Americans are using their credit card points during the coronavirus.

Coronavirus has caused a surge in demand for off-road vehicles, according to Polaris CEO Scott Wine.

The coronavirus cannot be contracted from food or food packaging, the federal government said Wednesday in an effort to alleviate concerns of what role food processors play in the potential transmission of the disease. 

For instance, for a full-service move, where professionals assist throughout the whole process, can cost anywhere from $550 to upwards of $12K  

The Borgata says it will host an invitation-only trial period starting July 2 — the first day Atlantic City casinos can reopen.

Here are six smart tips you can use now to make sure you survive the recession and come out the other side with your money intact.

Whether you want to be part of your partner’s health care planning or simply grow you’re your bottom line, getting married is the way to go, experts say.

While the coronavirus has slowed new listings from hitting Tulsa’s real estate market, prices have continued to grow despite the pandemic.