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Federal student loan borrowers have been getting emails from the Education Department that their debt will be forgiven. Here's who qualifies for the relief.

College price tags are daunting, but hefty discounting "goes on behind the scenes," often as merit aid, The New York Times columnist Ron Lieber says.

To build wealth, we not only need to save but also spend wisely. In "The Art of Spending Money," Morgan Housel writes about the money tradeoffs we all face.

Debt is keeping many Americans from building wealth or saving, according to a recent survey. Here are five strategies for debt relief.

Some Gen Z and millennial renters are making certain housing sacrifices to afford wedding events, report finds. Here's what to do instead.

If you're retired and planning to give to charity, you could secure a bigger tax break by making a qualified charitable distribution, or QCD.

As the federal shutdown stretches on, furloughed federal workers face the threat of not receiving back pay, despite a 2019 law that requires it.