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America’s COVID-19 death toll in the U.S. could reach nearly 300,000 by Dec. 1, according to a new projection.

A group of billionaires including Bill Gates, MacKenzie Scott, Michael Bloomberg, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg set a new standard for ‘public accountability for generosity.’

A growing number of real-estate professionals have stopped using the phrase ‘master bedroom’ amid a broader societal rethink of the language we use.

Next week, an IRS watchdog agency will help track down stimulus payments for taxpayers facing certain scenarios.

While home buyers may have plenty of options for cheap financing, they won’t have much choice about what properties they can purchase.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency is also improving online tools where tenants can see whether they’re eligible for protections.

The pandemic-fueled economic downturn hasn’t led to Americans going into default on their debts yet.

There are other ways to establish credit—and keep your credit scores high—that don’t involve a credit card.

This series examines the financial progress made by women in the U.S. since the Equal Credit Opportunity Act was passed in 1974.

Isolating at home may have paradoxical effects on immune health, particularly among our oldest.

There has been a surge of interest in U.K. jobs coming from Hong Kong.

California Public Employees’ Retirement System Investment Chief Ben Meng has resigned after about a year and a half in the position at the nation’s largest pension fund, according to the fund.

The pandemic has businesses shifting away from cash to ‘touchless transactions.’ What does that mean for America’s ‘unbanked,’ people who don’t have bank accounts?

The country’s top mortgage lender late Wednesday priced its IPO below expectations at $18 a share.

Quicken has been the largest mortgage lender in the U.S. since 2018.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday he would support additional aid for airlines to keep workers on payroll. The president was asked about a plan from more than a dozen Republican senators to provide another $25 billion in support for airlines.

Here’s what to invest in.

Oil futures are up sharply after touching a five-month high, maintaining gains after government data confirms a large drop in U.S. crude inventories, though gasoline supplies show an unexpected rise.