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President Donald Trump may be creating the perfect storm for scams around tariffs. Here's what you know.

Moody's decision to downgrade the U.S. credit rating may have far-reaching consequences for your money, experts say.

Amid ongoing tariff disputes, consumers are prepared to make fewer discretionary purchases, recent studies show.

CNBC spoke with some of the student loan borrowers in default who are bracing for the consequences of wage garnishments and Social Security offsets.

Some student loan borrowers mistakenly believe they're in default. Meanwhile, those who have defaulted can take steps to get current on their loans.

Long-term care can cost well over $100,000 but households aren't prepared, experts say.

In general, what college students choose to major in has significant implications for job prospects and future earnings potential.

Property taxes increased in the U.S. in recent years. Appealing the bill can help lower your taxes immediately and secure future savings. Here's what to know.

House Republicans have included a proposal in their tax bill to provide a $4,000 deduction for individuals ages 65 and up. Here's what it may mean for retirees.

House Republicans have advanced part of Trump's tax bill. But the 'SALT' deduction is still in limbo. Here's what to know.