2021 was 'fantastic year' for home sales despite low inventory, high prices: RE/MAX
The 2021 housing market was the busiest ever, according to a new RE/MAX report, as a record number of homes sold at a breakneck pace.
You could see a lower tax refund this year, and this is why
With tax season quickly approaching, some families should prepare for lower-than-normal tax returns due to changes from the American Rescue Act.
‘I needed job satisfaction’: Frustrated nurse quits job, becomes truck driver
Leah Gorham said staff shortages, an assault and lack of advancement led her to leave the nursing industry and hit the open road.
Expecting a 2022 tax refund? Tips for getting your money back faster
The 2022 tax season is officially underway, and the IRS has a few tips for Americans looking to get their tax refund as quickly as possible.
Plaid settlement: Venmo, Robinhood, other money app users may be eligible for payout
Plaid’s technology connects bank accounts to financial apps like Venmo — and users could be entitled to some money after a big class-action lawsuit was just settled.
South Carolina restaurant offers in-house child care for employees' kids
"I don't think people should have to choose between having a family and having a career," explained the owner of McGee's Scot-Irish Pub in Anderson, South Carolina.
Student loan refinance rates edge up, but 10-year fixed rates still a bargain
The latest trends in interest rates for student loan refinancing from the Credible marketplace, updated weekly.
Average life insurance rates are steady entering 2022
Monthly life insurance premiums were stable entering the new year, according to Policygenius data.
IRS: Tax-filing season begins on Monday
Tax filing season begins Monday and the IRS is advising you to file as soon as possible.
Labor shortage woes: New Phoenix businesses struggling to open due to a lack of workers
Phoenix-metro restaurants are struggling to open and stay open due to a lack of employees available for hire.
Expected Fed rate hike pushes mortgage rates higher as inflation surges
Mortgage interest rates increased once again, driven higher as the Fed prepares to hike interest rates to combat inflation.
Warren, progressives escalate pressure on Biden to cancel student loans
A number of prominent Democrats are urging President Biden to cancel student debt using an executive order.
IRS to start requiring facial recognition scans to access tax returns
Privacy advocates warn the practice is invasive
Spring boom ahead? Phoenix area businesses getting ready for more visitors
Spring will soon be here, and businesses throughout the Phoenix area area getting ready for an big increase in visitors.
Private student loan rates spike, but remain below last year’s record highs
The latest private student loan interest rates from the Credible marketplace, updated weekly.
Student loan payment pause has cost the government $100B
The Biden administration recently extended the pause through May 1, 2022.
Unemployment claims climb to 286,000, the most since October
Jobless claims rose for the third straight week — by 55,000 to 286,000, highest since mid-October, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
Nearly a month after kitchen fire, Fry Bread House in Phoenix set to reopen its doors
The beloved kitchen, which has been in the Valley for over three decades, had to close its doors due to a grease fire. Almost a month later, the restaurant is getting ready to welcome customers once again. FOX 10's Stephanie Bennett reports.
Carhartt defends COVID-19 vaccine mandate, citing workplace safety
Carhartt said its COVID-19 mandate is to protect its workforce. The company stands behind the policy despite backlash from some people.
Starbucks ending employee vaccine mandate after Supreme Court ruling
Starbucks is no longer requiring its U.S. workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19, reversing a policy it announced earlier this month.