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A New Jersey woman holds about $300,000 in loans from her daughters' education. An adviser suggests how she can start to tackle it.

Consumers are willing to spend a lot more for a traditional product than for essentially the same thing in app form. A Stanford professor explains why.

Technical analyst Tom Aspray examines dramatic performance difference between the sectors. Continuing his series on bear markets past and present, this week Tom also examines some parallels between present sector perform...

Employment data confirm that, even in mid-May, after some states had begun to reopen, the overall economy was still deteriorating and had not yet hit bottom.

Hemingway's great contribution to financial economics applies to intellectual bankruptcy as well. The Covid-19 pandemic has pushed the EU towards a climax in public policy and continental governance. Taboos are being bro...

Despite seriously shortcomings that will have to be rectified, the Fed's new Municipal Liquidity Facility, or 'Community QE,' holds great promise for cities and states struck by pandemic. New York now shows a path forwar...

A natural disaster can turn your life upside down. Buying car and home policies can help you recover from an 'act of God' such as Cyclone Amphan.Apart from home and motor insurance, life and personal accident covers can ...

Rajesh Kumar, MD and CEO of TransUnion Cibil, discusses the difference in the old and new way of assigning credit scores, impact of covid-19 on borrowers, besides addressing consumer concerns about credit reports

The cut will immediately benefit borrowers whose loans are linked to repo rate, but not those on MCLR.Depositors to get lower FD rates; debt MF investors may not see NAVs going up like they usually do after a rate cut

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The economic uncertainty due to the coronavirus casts doubt on the home-as-a-piggy-bank strategy.

Having no major releases slated for this year could spare the videogame publisher work-from-home delays.

Some regulators and bankers had warned Coolidge and Hoover that a failure to curb speculation would lead to "one of the greatest financial catastrophes that this country has ever seen," but both presidents were reluctant...

Asia's junk-bond market is slowly coming back to life, with Chinese property developers at the forefront of the recovery.