COVID-19

The pause on student loan payments that started in March due to COVID-19 is set to end in December, meaning regular bills will resume for 42 million borrowers.

Credit Suisse’s Jonathan Golub sees significant market gains following near-term softness.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers pushed for a new coronavirus stimulus bill, which was rejected by McConnell. Experts say it falls short to help Americans need now.

In March, federal regulators encouraged banks to waive overdraft fees amid the pandemic. Instead, the average penalty has reached a record high of $33.47.

Dances and duets are not the only videos trending on TikTok. NBC News youth and internet culture reporter Kalhan Rosenblatt discusses how young people are turning to the video app for information about the COVID-19 vaccines, and gives us a firsthand look at a TikToker’s experience as a vaccine trial participant.

Workers are receiving unemployment benefits in a volume that rivals records set pre-pandemic.

Coronavirus legislation has made it so older investors don’t have to take their usual required annual withdrawals from their retirement accounts this year.

Many Americans had barely been making ends meet before the coronavirus tipped the U.S. into a deep recession. Now, millions are falling into poverty.

A majority of U.S. adults say the Covid-19 economy is worse than the 2008 Great Recession, according to a Edelman Financial Engines 2020 Financial Insights study.

Workers may face a second round of layoffs if surging coronavirus cases lead to new shutdowns. Many will likely be able to collect unemployment benefits again.

The next round of federal coronavirus stimulus aid still hangs in the balance one day after the election. Here’s what we know about how that could shape up.

U.S. businesses have slowed down their holiday hiring amid the pandemic. But some companies have still posted thousands of open positions.

Working remotely from a beach in the Caribbean sounds heavenly, but make sure you understand what this means for your taxes before you go.

The Covid-19 pandemic disrupted tax and retirement planning for small-business owners, especially those focused on saving their businesses from the fallout earlier this year. With some hard work, however, there is still time to get back on track by Dec. 31.

Both President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have their eyes on one key demographic: seniors. How the election could affect their wallets.

Nonprofits helping those directly impacted by the coronavirus crisis could get an unprecedented bump on Giving Tuesday.

A Wisconsin teenager died from complications of COVID-19, officials said Monday, in another tragic first for the pandemic-ravaged state.

U.S. Treasury yields rose on Tuesday morning, despite rapidly rising coronavirus cases across the country and an uncertain economic outlook as a result.

George Soros has changed his mind about how the European Union should finance the costs of the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s the latest step in Facebook’s push to provide accurate information and debunk myths and falsehoods on certain topics.