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A bipartisan group of lawmakers is looking to pass legislation that would require the FAA to establish a minimum airplane seat width as well as a minimum distance between rows.

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Top hotels in major cities around the world are offering daytime room rentals at cut-rate prices.

I did what the experts suggest and put my money in a mix of index funds, but my friends say their 401(k) returns were better than mine last year.

For many people, an immediate annuity can be an excellent way to generate at least some of the retirement income they require.

Sallie Krawcheck spent years working on Wall Street, and has some advice for young women at the beginning of their careers.

Have you seen the statue of the 'fearless girl' by the Wall Street bull? Here's another reason it's great: Women are actually better investors than men.

Investment legend John "Jack" Bogle is worried about President Trump's policies and an overvalued stock market. He doesn't think it's time to pull your money out, but he warns the next 10 years are likely to be puny returns.

Vanguard founder John "Jack" Bogle spoke about President Donald Trump, Warren Buffett and, of course, investing in a wide-ranging interview with CNNMoney.

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The Oregon Promise made community college tuition free. It saves the richest students up to $3,248 a year while the poorest students save just $1,000.

Presidents at 30 of America's top colleges say they're missing out on some of the best and brightest students -- those from low-income families. The American Talent Initiative aims to change that.

American Express has redesigned its Platinum credit card to offer customers $200 in Uber rides and more travel rewards.

If passed, the legislation would give companies a tax break for giving workers money to use for paying off their student loans.

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The Labor Department has proposed delaying a rule that would require retirement advisers to act in the best interest of their customers.

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Brokerage firm Charles Schwab will drop its online trading fees for U.S. stocks and ETFs to $4.95 from $6.95.