Despite Low Inventory, Home Sales Somehow Creep Upward

Housing sales rose 0.6% in January, but the supply of homes to sell has never been lower.

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Millions Will Have to Change Jobs to Keep Up

The pandemic has sped up transformations in the labor market that could force more than 10% of workers in the U.S. into a new line of work, according to a new report.

COVID-90, Men Answering the (Scam) Call, and Ending the Racial Wealth Gap

What if COVID hit the economy in 1990, how much more men lose to phone scams, and the $840,900 price tag for racial equality—personal finance news you may have missed.

Personal Income Grows, Powered by Stimulus

50 - That's the number of states in the U.S. where personal income was higher in the third quarter of 2020 than it was a year earlier, according to a new study.

How Much Does the Average American Pay in Taxes?

There are several factors that impact U.S. tax rates, but you can average it out. Learn what the average American pays in federal income tax and more.

What You Need to Know About Insuring an Electric Car

It may cost more to buy collision and comprehensive coverage for an electric car because of the car's higher price tag and unique parts. Here's what you should know.