After being on pause since 2020, federal student loan collections are officially back. Borrowers in default have options to get back on track with repayments.

Homebuilders pulled back some projects this spring, but many are hoping that a pause on higher tariffs on China will bring more certainty on supplies and prices.

Americans are deep in decision mode — sorting out what to spend and where to save as they navigate “The Great Decide.” Here's this week's money news.

Americans are pumping the brakes on gas spending—driven by economic caution, evolving lifestyles, and emerging technologies.

The potential for tax-free growth makes Roth IRAs an attractive option for younger savers who have decades to maximize investments.

Over 1 in 2 Americans (51%) have made a purchase or investment due to financial FOMO — the fear of missing out on a financial opportunity or experience, according to new Empower research. 

Investment portfolios vary by age, goals, risk tolerance, and other factors. Learn more about the average portfolio mix by age.

For many homebuyers, today’s mortgage rates may stand in the way of finalizing a purchase. Some are discovering a little-known option that could help.

Some Americans are claiming Social Security early, faced with market fluctuations and questions about the program's future. How will it impact their monthly benefit?

Empower’s latest research, based on a nationally representative survey of employed Americans, reveals while most employees are optimistic about reaching long-term financial goals, nearly as many are anxious about their day-to-day financial futures.