Personal Finance

More than 60 destinations now charge tourism fees, including many places in the United States and Europe.

The FTC warns that Bitcoin ATM scams are surging, and older adults are increasingly becoming victims.

For every $1 a person bet on sports, their net investment in stocks and other financial instruments was reduced by $2.13.

The average annual cost of full-coverage car insurance has jumped to $2,278, up 12% from 2023.

Expensive bikes have caught the attention of organized crime rings.

The Synapse bankruptcy offers a hard lesson on deposit insurance and the risks of fintech-banking partnerships.

The Kia Boys illuminate a much larger problem: Kia didn’t do enough to secure its vehicles.

Americans are falling behind on monthly auto loan payments due to higher car prices and inflated interest rates.

Best Buy and other retailers crack down on retail return fraud through pay-to-return policies and software that quietly tracks your return behavior.

Federal student interest rates are expected to be the highest in over a decade.

Life settlements are a growing market and have garnered serious interest from prominent Wall Street firms.

New rules order airlines to give full refunds instead of vouchers when flights are canceled or significantly delayed and to stop hiding fees.

Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck are tipping at an alarming rate to access part of their paycheck before payday.

Drivers are paying a lot more for auto insurance than they were last year. Here’s why.

A now-deleted video showed a RealPage executive saying in 2021 that the company’s software was driving double-digit rent increases nationwide.

COVID-19 surcharges, water donations, and health insurance are some of the new surcharges appearing on customers' bills when they dine out.

Americans are saving less than they were before the pandemic.

State Farm stops coverage for 72,000 houses and apartments in California starting this summer.

Monumental settlement ruling should make buying a home cheaper.

How your automaker might secretly share your driving habits with insurance companies, leading to higher rates, and what you can do about it.

Every time you hear a song, somebody’s getting paid. That somebody could be you.

The impact of ExxonMobil and Chevron's potential acquisitions on oil prices.

An alarming amount of people get their auto loans from the dealership out of convenience and do not realize their rates are artificially high.