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The "One Big Beautiful Bill" comes with changes to tax policy. You may not know about the impact on deductions and donations. Find out more about the impacts.

This summer, millions of Americans are planning trips — and a growing number are using buy now, pay later services to help cover the cost. These short-term installment loans, offered by companies like Klarna and Affirm, are being used to pay for flights, hotels, cruises, and even event tickets.

Here's how to watch the Tour de France Femmes 2025 live from anywhere, as the riders take on the longest version of this race ever.

Could the man who transformed online shopping be setting his sights on transforming how we consume financial news? Jeff Bezos, known for his audacious investments, might just be eyeing a new media venture that could shake up the industry.

When it comes to money, women face a number of unique challenges. "Rich Girl Nation: Taking Charge of Our Financial Futures" author Katie Gatti Tassin says one of these challenges is underdiscussed and majorly impactful: beauty spending.

As investors navigate a volatile market landscape, attention turns to upcoming earnings reports from major companies, which could provide insights into broader economic trends. This earnings season, analysts and investors are closely watching key players like AbbVie, Uber, and Western Union for signs of growth and stability amid shifting market…

The number of parents who anticipate they’ll have to go into debt to afford school supplies is up by 10 percent over last year, according to new survey

Angela Kinsey may be a millionaire today, but the actress worked two jobs during the early years of “The Office” and drove a Honda to work.

On CNBC's “Mad Money Lightning Round,” Jim Cramer recommended not buying United Parcel Service, Inc. (NYSE:UPS). He added, “UPS is a real quandary. I love that yield, but I do think that the fundamentals are still hurting. I'm going to have to take a pass on that one.”