March is crunch time for many Americans to “use or lose” unspent funds from last year’s medical FSAs, as the grace period ends on some employer-sponsored plans.

Just as clocks spring forward, the housing market may be poised to do the same. Here's this week's money news.

Along with interest rates holding for the second consecutive meeting, the Fed's economic projections have shifted.

Understanding the various factors behind rising price tags can help shoppers make smarter choices — and maybe even find a few ways to cut costs along the way.

While soaring egg prices and picked-over egg aisles seem to dominate the headlines, supermarket prices on the whole are on a steady climb, and consumers in some states are spending more than others. 

Amid market volatility, mutterings about recession, and overall economic uncertainty, this week’s Fed meeting is still likely to go as expected.

The recent surge in property values has Americans taking a closer look at home equity loans and lines of credit to pay for renovations and living expenses.  

A look at what’s happening in the markets and economy with Empower’s chief investment strategist, Marta Norton.

Recent home sales data isn’t likely to lift the moods of buyers or sellers navigating a very challenging market, but there are signs of new life as spring nears.

Finances could benefit from a springtime refresh, letting people check their progress on goals — and also save money for rainy days.