Buyers Scoop Up Dwindling Supply of Homes in October

Home sales continued to be a bright spot in the pandemic economy in October, rising for the fifth straight month and stretching inventories to new record lows.

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Personal Loans and Debt Consolidation

Managing debt is a persistent issue for many Americans, and one that continues to grow. These tips and insights can help you address it.

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Is It Possible for a Collection Agency to Actually Sue You?

Debt collectors have several options for collecting a debt from you. A collection agency may call, send letters, or even sue you for an unpaid debt.

What Are Discouraged Workers and How Do They Affect the Labor Force?

Discouraged workers believe there are no jobs for them, even though they have looked in the past year. It could be due to issues with training, skill set, or age.

When Do I Need to Start Making Federal Student Loan Payments Again?

Federal programs to provide federal student-loan relief are set to expire at the end of the year. Learn what you need to know before payments resume.

US Retail Sales Report October 2020

U.S. retail sales rose 0.3% in September 2020 and 5.7% from last year. Retail sales have continued to recover since June following record drops in the spring.