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Why the Girl Scouts are raising cookie prices in some places — and canceling their bestselling Raspberry Rally flavor

Hiring was strong in September. So why did recruiting and human resources services shed 14,700 jobs?

How to protect yourself as tumbling bond prices and rising yields pressure stocks

I listed my home 3 weeks ago, but have no offers. I want to cut the price. My agent says no. Who’s right?

As Treasury yields rise, what will the Fed will do next? ‘First-time investors in long bonds may be shocked by how much money they could lose’

Treasury yields are climbing: ‘There’s never really been such an attractive opportunity for fixed-income investments’

‘Buy a yacht,’ he told me. My fiancé, 67, is cutting his kids out of his will — and leaving everything to me. Should I be suspicious?

The best and worst days to fly for the Thanksgiving holiday

Value, space, styling, safety: The 2024 Kia Telluride is tops in the 3-row midsize SUV class

I was told my student loans were forgiven. So why does my account still say I owe $150,000?

More people plan to use ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ for holiday shopping this year — but there’s one ‘troubling sign’

This is the ‘key question’ facing the U.S. housing market right now

Uncertainty over the Fed’s next move is leading to the ‘highest mortgage rates in a generation,’ Freddie Mac says

Biden’s new student-loan plan: Who qualifies for debt relief? What you need to know.

Air-fryer recall: How to get a $45 Amazon gift card or replacement product

‘Yellowstone’ actress Jen Landon is galloping away from her $1.8 million Venice townhouse

Opinion: No Golden Globes for the Idris Elba movie about gold

How this bartender built a multimillion-dollar real estate portfolio

The UAW strike could raise car prices. They were already way too high for most Americans.

Review: The 2024 BMW X3 stands out among compact luxury SUVs

Delta’s new elite status rules mean low-budget travelers are out of luck

My 8-year-old son was given $35,000 in gold bars. Do we hold onto them — or sell and invest the money?

Biden administration to cancel $9 billion in student debt for 125,000 borrowers

8% mortgage rates are perilously close — and it’s a psychological milestone for the housing market