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Job "switchers" generally see wages grow at a faster pace than those who stay in their current role. However, that trend has reversed.

Some lawmakers want a knowledge test to be able to invest in private assets -- which are less regulated and riskier than public ones.

Wealthy investors avoid capital gains taxes by using a 351 conversion to transfer profitable assets to an ETF. Here's how the strategy works.

As mortgage rates decline, experts say it's smart for homeowners with high borrowing costs to prepare for refinancing opportunities. Here's what to know.

If a reduction in the immigrant labor force is sustained, it would likely pose problems for the U.S. economy, some economists said.

Student loan borrowers enrolled in a popular repayment plan remain blocked from debt forgiveness. Here's what to know about the delays.

A lot of would-be buyers feel priced out of the housing market. Lower mortgage rates might not help move the needle.

There are new ways parents can save for children, but few parents are taking advantage of the special accounts for education saving.

The year's wild market swings haven't dimmed investor confidence, according to a new report by Fidelity. Still, it's a good time to reassess risk, experts say.

The Trump administration says that its proposed changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness "may delay or prevent forgiveness for a subset of borrowers."