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Americans have a reputation for being litigious. In 2024, class action settlements were well over $40 billion, which is low compared to previous years. Here are some of the biggest class action lawsuit settlements of all time.

“Could you cover up for me when I’m away?” It seemed harmless. But a simple favor became a career crisis, and the person who caused it vanished without consequence. No warning signs—just a sudden write-up for something you didn’t initiate. So, what do you do in this situation? How do you respond when silence turns into accusation?

We understand that it can be hard to live alone, and it's no fun living at home as an adult. A certain freedom and responsibility come when you move out on your own. Here's how to put your finances in the best place to move out independently.

If you bought your home before you got married and are now getting divorced, you might wonder if your spouse is entitled to half the house. The answer depends on a few key factors.

George Kamel, a prominent voice in personal finance, recently spotlighted a revealing trend among penny-wise Americans. Everyday purchases—some long considered non-negotiable—are being reconsidered and even abandoned.

Investing can be complicated, particularly if you're building your investment portfolio for the first time. Are you a passive investor, or do you want to be involved in the process? Let's explore whether managed or self-directed investing would be best for you.