Latest articles by Esther D’Amico
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Fix Student Loan Billing Errors, Group Says
A student loan servicer has caused 'confusion and financial distress' for 2.5 million borrowers, group says.
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Republican Presidential Candidates On Social Security
Views on Social Security and retirement age were noted by presidential hopefuls in the third Republican debate.
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The Fed Skips Interest Rate Hike, Again
The Federal Reserve kept its federal funds rate unchanged at a 22-year high of 5.25% to 5.5%.
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Car Prices Hold Steady So Far As UAW Strike Continues
Car prices are not likely to rise for several weeks should the strike continue, economist says.
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Congressional Hearing To Be Held Over Social Security Overpayments
Social Security overpayments Issue is being ‘assiduously' worked on, the agency’s head tells congressional panel.
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Government Shutdown Averted at the 11th Hour
Congress avoided a government shutdown on Saturday with a temporary measure that provides more time to hash out a new federal spending plan.
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The Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady
The Fed cautions that inflation remains high and it is prepared to adjust its monetary policy ‘as appropriate if risks emerge.’
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USAA Members Can Get No-Interest Loans If the Government Shuts Down
The USAA loans would be split into two installments with the last payment due in 90 days.
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Casino Operators Caesars and MGM Still Reeling From Cyber Attacks
Caesars confirms breach of its loyalty program database; MGM website and operations at many properties remain down.
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Airlines Hit Over Carry-On Fees, Making People Wait on Tarmac
Spirit settled a class-action lawsuit over carry-on fees while American Airlines was fined for making passengers wait on the tarmac.
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The Fed Remains Prepared to Raise Rates Further If Needed, Powell Says
The central bank remains committed to reaching its 2% inflation target.
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You Won't Get Hit With High Credit Card Swipe Fees Here Anymore
New Jersey reins in credit card swipe fees for shoppers.
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American Airlines Pilots Ratify New Contract
The tentative American Airlines agreement includes changes aimed at more reliable passenger service, the union says.
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Experian to Pay $650K Fine for Spamming People
People seeking to freeze their credit data online were hit with unsolicited emails and no way to opt out.
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AT&T's Credit Card AutoPay Discount Is Getting Reduced
While the credit card AutoPay discount is getting reduced, there will be discounts for other payment methods.
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Cigna is Launching a New Feature Using Fitness Trackers
Cigna, which announced earnings this month, will use the fitness data to connect participants to relevant programs.
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Fed Hikes Interest Rates By Quarter Point After June Pause
The central bank says it is 'prepared to adjust the stance of monetary policy as appropriate if risks emerge.’
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UPS and Teamsters Reach Tentative Agreement on Contract
Union membership still needs to ratify the contract to avert a strike.
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Proposed Water Heater Standards Could Save You Thousands
Households could see $1,868 cost cut over life of appliance, DOE says.
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UPS and Teamsters to Resume Talks Next Week As Strike Option Looms
With a possible strike on the horizon, UPS and the Teamsters are set to resume talks next week over a new contract and supplemental agreements covering local regions.
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2 Companies Sued By CFPB Over Claims of Deceptive Consumer Lending Practices
The agency fires another warning shot over what it sees as deceptive practices.
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U.S., European Consumer Watchdogs Start Talks on Digitization Issues in Financial Sector
Pricing, customer service, competition and privacy to be scrutinized.
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Another Insurer Restricts Coverage in Florida
AAA announced it is restricting insurance coverage in Florida, following a similar move from Farmers Insurance.
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Buried Under Medical Debt? The Government Wants to Know
Healthcare Three federal agencies are seeking public input on specialty medical payment schemes.
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