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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.

“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?

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.

Over centuries, the royal family settled into dozens of homes. Grand halls, quiet lodges, city corners. Some of these residences still hold royal footsteps. Others don’t. But each one left its mark.

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.

Sending your kids off to college should be a joyous occasion for all! Not only will they be pursuing, but you'll have more money to pursue yours. Here are some financial changes you might want to make once you have an empty nest.