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‘I bought the house for $125,000 and it is now worth approximately $285,000, with a total owed of $185,000.’

‘My sister has a bunch of lumber sitting on her lawn, and no money to pay the contractor.’

There aren’t enough working printers and copiers at some IRS processing centers, a new watchdog report says

The latest figures show a stark divide among workers, both in their ability to get jobs and hang onto them during the pandemic.

‘Should they let him have the house or rent it? Should they make him pay for the house?’

‘He financed a brand-new car in his name for me — it cost over $45,000. I made aggressive payments every month and even took money from my 401(k) to pay off the car.’

Novavax Inc. has delayed plans to seek regulatory clearances for its COVID-19 vaccine, while shortages in raw materials are slowing the ramp-up of production of doses, the company said.

Monday’s top personal finance stories

Rate locks have risen 178% for second homes over the past year as of April, according to an analysis by Redfin.

The U.S. economy may be seeing a powerful restart as the pandemic subsides, but the world’s largest asset manager sees pitfalls in underestimating just how slow the Federal Reserve can go in tightening monetary policy.

Chip stocks posted their worst day in two months Monday, falling into correction territory, as the tech sector retreated with the broader market trading.

The White House is reversing a Trump administration policy that critics say allowed medical providers to deny care to LGBTQ Americans.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 350 points intraday from its all-time high above 35,000 Monday, while shares of highflying technology companies swooned, pulling the Nasdaq Composite sharply lower.

The company delivers approximately 45% of all fuel to the East Coast in a pipeline that stretches from Texas to the New York Harbor.

Shares in BioNTech surged 7% on Monday, after the German biotech’s first-quarter earnings revealed a windfall of revenue and profit amid the global push to vaccinate against COVID-19.

This marks the second partnership between the meal kit company and Disney.

The Biden administration on Monday said it hasn’t offered advice to Colonial Pipeline about paying a ransom after it was victimized by an attack over the weekend.