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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.

After seven years or so of pundits crying wolf that interest rates are about to surge and send bond prices reeling, it seems that the time for rising rates has finally arrived.

The brokerage firm reduced online retail commissions for U.S. equities to $4.95, a drop from $7.95.

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When it comes to shopping, Americans are much happier about their experience.

Kenya received a safety certification this week from the FAA that will allow its airlines to apply for non-stop flights.

New York Republicans want to make sure students at private colleges get more help paying for college, too.

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The e-commerce giants has lowered its free shipping threshold for non-Prime members to $35, down from $49.

Frustrated consumers can submit complaints to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Here's what the database does and why some lawmakers want to abolish the agency that created it.

Australia has cemented its status as the most desirable place for migrating millionaires in 2016.

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Total household debt climbed to $12.58 trillion at the end of 2016, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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