New Child Tax Credit Would Pay Up to $300 Monthly

Democratic lawmakers want to expand the child tax credit to provide up to $3,600 a year in benefits, doled out monthly. The first payments could arrive as soon as July.

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$2K Rule of Thumb: How Much to Save for Your Kids' College

Twice a week, we break down the logic behind financial rules of thumb. Learn what the $2K rule says about how much to save for your kids' college, and how it compares to the one-third rule.

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What to Consider When Consolidating Debt

Debt consolidation can lower monthly payments, making it easier to pay down outstanding balances. Here are a few key factors to consider before getting started.

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7 Zoom Job Interview Mistakes to Avoid

As more companies than ever use video platforms like Zoom to interview, it's important to avoid these easy-to-make mistakes to make the best impression.

Feds Eye Venmo's Debt Collection Practices

Paypal, Venmo's parent, says it is complying with a request for information on debt collection and unauthorized funds transfers from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Study: Biden's Relief Plan Would Halve Child Poverty

51% - That's how much the child poverty rate would be reduced this year if some of the key components of the president's $1.9 trillion economic relief package are enacted, one analysis shows.

Mergers and Acquisitions Explained

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) broadly describes the process of one company combining with one another. Learn the types, reasons, advantages, and risks of M&A.