Uncertainty over the impact of Trump's tariffs on the U.S. economy—and whether they will stay in place—is freezing mortgage rates.

Fed chair Jerome Powell resisted pressure from President Donald Trump recently to lower interest rates, citing employment and ...

U.S. workers are not sure whether to buy that new car — or brace for a recession.

Given President Donald Trump's evolving tariff policy, a great deal of uncertainty is swirling around future interest rates.

Fresh data on job openings in the U.S. suggest the Federal Reserve may remain on hold before resuming interest-rate cuts, according to LPL Financial chief economist Jeffrey Roach. “The labor market is ...

College students will find it cheaper to take out loans in the upcoming school year: The Department of Education lowered ...

VVR offers a high 12% yield. The portfolio consists of senior secured floating-rate loans to below-investment grade borrowers ...

In opening remarks to a "Fed Listens" event, Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan made some comments on how she thinks the ...

Bostic said that he had hinted at a single rate cut for 2025 while releasing the central bank forecasts in March, and he ...

Action on U.S. tariff policies and a potentially seismic shift in secondary market activity hasn’t caused much movement for mortgage rates.

NVG is a closed-end municipal bond fund, leveraging credit and interest rate risk to maximize tax-free income for high-income ...

All new car and truck buyers who take out a car loan won't qualify for the tax deduction. Much will depend on your income, ...