Consumer Expectations for Spending Jumps to 4-Year High

A measure of consumer interest in spending rose to its highest level since 2016, even as income expectations didn't change, a November Federal Reserve survey showed.

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How Medical Bills Affect Your Credit

Medical bills can affect your credit report, making it harder to get approved. Here's what to should do if a medical bill lands on your credit report.

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Personal Loans and Debt Consolidation

Managing debt is a persistent issue for many Americans, and one that continues to grow. These tips and insights can help you address it.

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Can You Deduct Credit Card Interest on Your Income Taxes?

Credit card interest isn't tax deductible for personal spending, but if you've used your card for business expenses, the interest paid may qualify for a deduction.

Natural and Man-Made Disasters Cost $83 Billion in 2020

Global insured losses totaled $83 billion in 2020, making this year the fifth-costliest year for insurers since 1970, according to a new report by Swiss Re Institute.

Learn How the 20/10 Rule Could Help You Manage Your Debt

The 20/10 rule of thumb is used to limit consumer debt payments. Learn how it works and whether it is the right choice for your finances.

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Is Life Insurance Worth It?

Life insurance provides a lump sum payment to help survivors after an insured person dies. Term insurance is relatively inexpensive and typically worth the cost.