U.S. construction spending rises for the ninth month in a row in September
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This Christian school is accused of misleading students about the costs of its programs
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Check with your electric company for these EV incentives you may not know about
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Demand for adjustable-rate mortgages jump 10% as mortgage rates stay stubbornly high
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Paycheck advance apps: the risks—and costs—can be high
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Americans keep falling behind on their bills — just in time for the holiday shopping season
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Here’s who could benefit under the Biden administration’s new student debt relief proposal
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‘Bootgate’ is bigger than Ron DeSantis — there’s real bias against shorter people at work
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A Missouri jury goes after the real-estate industry’s commission structure. Here’s what that could mean for homeowners.
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