The U.S. added far more jobs than expected in March, a sign that the labor market and economy are more resilient than previously thought.

The U.S. job market continued its roller-coaster ride in March as U.S. employers added 178,000 jobs after losing 133,000 in February.

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Due to a Biden-era rule being struck down in courts, financial advisors may not need to act as fiduciaries when offering 401(k) rollover advice. Here's what it could mean for retirement investors.

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A sudden shift in mortgage rates may reflect changing expectations around the Iran conflict—but history reminds us that the path for rates going forward is hard to predict.

After June 30, 2026, Parent PLUS loan borrowers who do not consolidate will lose access to income-driven repayment plans.

Your state could add up to 13% to your federal tax bill on investment profits, or nothing at all. See which nine states charge zero taxes on capital gains, and which recently raised their rates.

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