Author: Craig Harris, USA TODAY

The KIPP Foundation made $27 million during COVID, but taxpayers covered nearly same amount in PPP forgiven loans for charter school affiliates.

Albert Einstein Academies, a small San Diego charter school chain, turned down a forgivable $3 million Paycheck Protection Program loan.

Nearly all U.S. charter schools lost no money during the pandemic, but they got a $1 billion windfall from the government forgiving their PPP loans.

Do gas prices and Inflation have you down? Here’s how to make quick cash selling your car online to Carvana, Autonation or the highest bidder.

Financial experts say don’t do anything rash with 401(k) plans and remember long-term goals during the up-and-down financial markets in early 2022.

Facebook’s big plunge caused the stock markets to tumble. Why did it happen and what does it mean for your 401(k)?

Haley and Hanna Cavinder, twin women’s basketball players at Fresno State, could make $1 million under a new NCAA policy on athlete endorsements.

Critics say the company’s tactics could shift tax burdens to individuals while taking public funds from schools, roads and health care.

A survey finds the majority of U.S. employers will require employees to get COVID-19 vaccinations; few workers are quitting over the mandate.