Court Clears New Fee Protections for Payday Borrowers

Starting next year, payday lenders will no longer be allowed to repeatedly attempt to withdraw money from the accounts of customers who can't pay, a court ruled.

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Citing Food Bills, Biden Takes Aim at Meat Processors

14% - That's how much grocery store beef prices have jumped this year, a problem the Biden administration blames on a lack of competition among meat processors.

How First Time Homebuyers Can Save Money on an Insurance Policy

There are several ways that first-time homebuyers can save money on their home insurance policy, like using an insurance agent instead of the lender.

Can I Dispute a Credit Card Charge I Willingly Paid For?

Here's what you need to know about disputing a credit card charge for something you willingly paid for but didn't turn out as you imagined.

Bitcoin's Moving Up in the World

23,230 - That's how many Bitcoin ATMs there are in the U.S., as El Salvador on Tuesday became the first country in the world to adopt Bitcoin as its national currency.