Economy
A mom took out over $77,000 in student loans to send her son with autism to college. He got his debt wiped out — but she's still paying hers off with no end in sight.
Marsha Wipperman wanted to give her son the best life possible, even if it meant taking on parent PLUS student loans. Now she just wants relief.
Kevin O'Leary warns of economic chaos, with the Fed's aggressive rate hikes set to crush small businesses
The "Shark Tank" investor is worried about the impact that the central bank's tightening campaign could have on small businesses.
ChatGPT may be coming for our jobs. Here are the 10 roles that AI is most likely to replace.
It's getting clearer that AI like ChatGPT could displace white-collar workers the most. Here are the positions that could see the biggest change.
A 22-year-old making $144,000 from 2 full-time remote jobs explains why he's willing to take the risk — and shares 5 strategies for getting away with it
The Gen Zer secretly works two full-time remote jobs. He said he uses five strategies to juggle both roles and not get caught.
Never mind deflation and the property crisis - a brain drain could be the next big threat to China's economy
Net emigration has jumped in recent years, with tens of thousands of wealthy people choosing to leave China.
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A millennial who bought his first rental home at 23 explains the one costly mistake first-time homebuyers should avoid
Ryan Chaw, 31, worked long hours so he could buy a home in his twenties. It paid off, but he made one big homebuying mistake.
Why student-loan borrowers could face a 'perfect storm' of obstacles once payments resume next month
From bureaucratic hurdles to a lack of broad student-loan forgiveness, experts told Insider borrowers are facing a tough repayment road ahead.
One economist still feels a recession is looming — because corporate borrowing costs could shoot up, thanks to rising interest rates
About a quarter of US investment-grade debt is maturing from 2023 to 2025, Bloomberg reported, citing data from Fidelity.
Russia says it will not let foreign banks exit the market easily — unless they unfreeze Russian assets
President Vladimir Putin's regime continues to impose an increasing number of punitive measures on companies trying to exit the Russian market.
7 ways to use ChatGPT at work to make your job easier
OpenAI's ChatGPT can help you analyze data, write code, schedule tasks, and even land your next job.
A remote worker's employer said he had to live near the office. So he took a $35,000 pay cut in exchange for his work-from-home freedom.
Jay faced a tough choice: live less than two hours from the office, or take a new job with a pay cut.
Student-loan borrowers are facing new bills next month — but minor paperwork errors and lost payments are causing 'a lack of clarity about absolutely anything'
The student-loan payment pause might be over, but some borrowers still don't know what their monthly payments will look like in October.
It's not just about 'location, location, location' anymore - housing market priorities have shifted
A home's neighborhood is no longer the top priority for house hunters, a Fannie Mae survey found.
The US jobs market stayed strong in August
The labor market was robust, adding 187,000 jobs in August. The job growth in August was greater than the growth in July.
The White House blasts Marjorie Taylor Greene for risking Americans' 'high stakes needs' by saying she'll only vote to fund the government if Congress moves forward on impeaching Biden
Along with an impeachment inquiry, Rep. Greene said she will not vote to prevent a government shutdown unless funding for Ukraine is cut.
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Huge government spending is undermining the Fed's inflation battle, markets guru Larry McDonald warns
"Washington is stepping on the gas and the brakes at the same time," the Bear Traps Report founder said on Thursday.
Companies are shuffling people around more than they were a year ago. Here's how to know what your reassignment really means.
Companies are reassigning many roles within their organizations. Here's what that usually means for you as you navigate the corporate world.
Millions of student-loan borrowers' balances are now starting to grow again after over 3 years
On Friday, interest on federal student-loan borrowers' balances once again started to accrue. Monthly bills will become due one month later.
China tries again to support its battered economy, bringing in new measures to boost the yuan
The renminbi has plummeted against the dollar this year, with growth stagnating and China battling a property crisis.
Want to know how to get ready for the rise of AI? Dig into the past.
Experts are looking to past technological disruptions to help predict how the rise of generative AI could impact workers of the future.