PERSONAL FINANCE

The high court lifted a federal injunction that had blocked the termination of approximately 1,400 employees.

Differences in affordability and costs of living mean retirees can rely less on personal savings in certain parts of the country.

Credit scores, forbearance rates, and rising bankruptcies all factor into which states fall into this category.

Millennials are revealing their bleak finances—debt, limited savings, and feeling stuck in their family's homes.

A growing number of wealthy Americans are seeking residency or citizenship in other countries to shore up their assets from economic and political instability.

"They see mental health work as purpose-driven—even if it doesn't pay six figures out the gate."

There are some programs where people can have some of their student loan debt cancelled in exchange for volunteer service.

Jennifer Allan told Newsweek: "We weren't living lavishly. We were just surviving. But the debt piled up while I wasn't looking."

Kylie Scarletta, 22, from Wisconsin, told Newsweek: "I want to help break that cycle and normalize these conversations."

The woman accidentally paid more than 100 times the price of the bottle of wine.

Each month, about 40 million Americans receive SNAP benefits.

While many Americans may not think about how the federal deficit affects their lives, America's excessive borrowing can drive up interest rates.