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It’s official: We’re living in the future. Not technically, of course — now is still now — but today’s car market is the future we dreamed of not so long…
Most automakers plan to sell all- or mostly-electric lineups in a little more than a decade. But, as with most new things, people are reluctant to say they’d consider buying…
Like so many other phone users, Lindsay Woods ditched her landline some years ago and now relies solely on her cellphone. But after last week’s AT&T T, -1.19% outage, the…
Some AT&T customers are not satisfied with the $5 credit the company is offering for its massive service disruption last week, saying $5 is no longer enough to buy almost…
Many students use their federal financial aid to enroll in meal plans at their universities. Traditionally, any unused money from those plans gets returned to the college. However, a new…
Our goal here at Credible Operations, Inc., NMLS Number 1681276, referred to as “Credible” below, is to give you the tools and confidence you need to improve your finances. Although…
My father died in 2021 with no will. He shared a home with his second wife. The house is financed under both their names with a small amount of equity…
Story developing. Stay tuned for updates here. The numbers: Sales of newly built homes in the U.S. inched up in January, even as mortgage rates rose. U.S. new-home sales rose…
With housing costs growing, homebuyers are redefining the traditional path to homeownership. About 43% of prospective buyers considered alternative housing options, such as fixer-uppers and tiny homes, a Remax study…
In some ways, the match between a company and a job candidate resembles marriage: You court. You plan a future together. If all goes well, you make things official and…