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Among actively managed mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, 38% beat their passive counterparts, down from 42% in 2024, according to a Morningstar report.

Have you recently changed careers or are you in the process of doing so? CNBC wants to hear from you.

The lapse of enhanced subsidies for Affordable Care Act marketplace insurance has forced families to make difficult financial choices.

President Trump previously suggested issuing "tariff dividend" checks. After the Supreme Court struck down his tariffs policy, that's unlikely, experts say.

Student loan holders who get their debt excused in 2026 can expect a hefty tax bill. But there are steps you can take to prepare, and some may not have to pay.

Many future applicants may be wondering where they stand in the ongoing battle between the Trump administration and Harvard University. Experts weigh in.

Despite being a small part of closing costs, credit report fees have become a flashpoint in the mortgage industry.

Trump accounts offer free money for some families. But other details have yet to be resolved, experts say. Here's what to expect.

Families have signed up about 3 million kids for Trump accounts, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Friday.

The average IRS tax refund is up 14.2%, according to early filing data. Here's what filers can expect this season.