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A new study suggests that a majority of Americans spend more than they earn at least a few months of each year, but only a small fraction consider this an issue.

If you want to know your Social Security earnings and estimated benefits, you’ll have to fire up the computer. These statements are now online.

While some research has suggested that many Boomers won't be able to retire on time, a new study finds most are leaving the workforce on schedule.

Considered an essential in most high-income countries, a new poll finds that many in developing economies do not have a formal bank account.

The Fed resolved at its latest meeting to continue its low-interest-rate policies, even as storm clouds gather on both the growth and the inflation front.

According to new research, if you want to know an incumbent president's chances in November, you should examine how the stock market has performed.

Inflation has started to perk up in recent months, threatening a fragile economic recovery.

A new survey has more bad news to share: Workers are saving less and more than half expect to delay retirement.

The employment report for March featured lackluster job growth, but it may be too early to draw any conclusions from it.

If student loan debt has you down, SmarterBank says its new checking account can help you reduce it. But is it that simple?