Author: Jessica Menton, USA TODAY

Most banks remain open Friday even though Juneteenth is a new federal holiday. Many grapple with how to proceed after the law was quickly passed.

U.S. stock markets are set to remain open Friday for the first federal Juneteenth holiday. But exchanges will evaluate closing in 2022, sources say.

Stocks have tallied historic gains under Biden since Election Day thanks to massive stimulus and a booming economy. Here’s what could happen next.

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Cryptocurrencies are coming to retirement plans soon. Should you jump in on the mania? Here’s what financial experts say.

Ally Financial will eliminate overdraft fees, but don’t expect other major banks to walk away from them anytime soon, experts say.

The pandemic has exacerbated U.S. economic inequality and amplified wealth disparities when it comes to saving and retirement planning.

Rising inflation won’t just weigh on your shopping bills. It could also affect your investments. Here’s what experts say to do to protect yourself

Tax Day is around the corner. If you haven’t filed yet, don’t panic. You could opt for an extension. But there are a few things to keep in mind.

In July, the IRS will begin sending monthly payments of $250 or $300 to low- and moderate-income families who qualify for the child tax credit.