Franchescoli Andrade's 20-mile journey to get to work without a car takes about 90 minutes each way through Los Angeles.

America's affordability crisis is getting worse. Average Americans are struggling to afford rent, groceries and transportation. Elise Preston reports on the economic struggle many face to even leave ...

A majority of Americans say a $1,000 emergency expense would be too great of a hit to their savings and that they could not afford it, according to new data released Wednesday. Bankrate's latest ...

Sometimes, on top of all the necessary bills we have to pay, emergencies expenses such as an unexpected car repair or a surprise medical bill can pop up. Cost-of-living in America is still out of ...

The Ludwig Institute’s Minimal Quality of Life Index found that, in 2023, only 40% of Americans earned enough money to get by ...

Here’s How Much You Could Withdraw Per Year While certain expenses, like travel, are nice-to-haves, an alarming number of retirees can’t afford unexpected emergencies or everyday living expenses.

But only 44% of Americans are prepared for a $1,000 emergency expense, according to a survey from financial analysis site Bankrate. While a percentage point higher than last year, most people ...

A higher credit score will get you a lower interest rate, and the lower your interest rate, the more you can afford to borrow. Closing costs, which will run you about 2% to 5% of the purchase ...

It's often the tiny, everyday expenses that quietly chip away at your bank account and long-term financial goals.

They buy their textbooks, get ready to furnish their dorm rooms and, most dauntingly, embark on a mission to figure out how they can possibly afford a ... out-of-pocket costs of college.