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You still have time to lower your 2024 tax bill or boost your refund before January, according to financial advisors. Here's what investors need to know.

The Biden administration is still taking steps to deliver sweeping student loan forgiveness to millions of Americans.

U.S. households are feeling better about their financial standing than they have in a long time, new reports show.

If you have a flexible spending account, you could be facing a Dec. 31 deadline to spend those funds before the end of the year.

People who receive income from public pensions may have their Social Security benefits reduced. The Senate may soon vote to eliminate those rules.

If you're eyeing a Roth conversion, your tax bracket could help decide whether the transfer makes sense. Here's what to know, according to financial experts.

Almost anyone can build a nest egg of $1 million or more, especially if they start saving early.

If you're age 73 or older and retired, the annual deadline for required minimum distributions, or RMDs, is approaching. Here's what investors need to know.

Your mortgage application may be denied if the lender cannot verify your annual income. If you meet certain exceptions, a non-conventional mortgage may work.

Increases in prices for groceries and gasoline outweighed disinflation in categories like shelter, according to the consumer price index.