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I’m 61, a librarian, single — and a ‘proud’ Democrat from Maine. Should I move to Florida like Jeff Bezos?

My ex-husband is suing for half of our children’s 529 plans — eight years after our divorce. Is he entitled to plunder these accounts?

Here’s why you might not have to pay a 6% commission next time you sell a home

These are the most expensive ZIP Codes in the U.S. for house shoppers

Apple Savings isn’t such a hot deal anymore — unless you’re in this group

Why Jeff Bezos’s move to Miami is a great ‘tax play’ for the billionaire

I’m getting $285,000 from my ex-spouse’s 401(k). I want to pay my children’s credit-card debt and student loans. Will I have to pay tax?

The one place in real estate where home buyers can still find mortgage rates below 6%

Biden administration memo details scope of errors borrowers faced as student-loan payments resumed

Here’s exactly how much caffeine it’s safe to drink a day

Jeff Bezos moving from Seattle to Miami — and his two neighboring mansions there

6 emerging cities for coffee lovers—and their coolest coffee shops

Before you adopt a dog, here’s why you should look into pet insurance

National Association of Realtors CEO resigns as real-estate industry faces shake-up

Holiday spending expected to hit up to $967 billion, as consumers show no signs of slowing down

I cosigned my boyfriend’s mortgage, but I’m not on the deed. I didn’t want to marry again after a costly divorce. How do I protect myself?

Target CEO says consumers are cutting back — even on food spending

Mortgage rates tick down slightly as Federal Reserve holds rates steady

A century-old real-estate practice could soon end. Here’s how home sellers and buyers could be affected.

Families with kids are starting to curb their spending. The reason? Childcare.

How to recover from a big financial shock

Are hybrid trucks worth it? Here are their pros and cons compared with gas and electric trucks.

‘Seller financing’ can help home buyers pay their mortgages. What’s the catch?

The return of student-loan payments doesn’t seem to have hurt consumer spending. But some low-income borrowers are feeling the pinch.