Unemployment claims dip to 793,000; layoffs remain high

Fewer Americans sought unemployment benefits last week, lowering jobless claims to 793,000, evidence that job cuts remain high despite a substantial decline in new viral infections.

How often does your credit score change?

Checking your score too frequently may not give you the results you’re looking for.

How to start saving for retirement again in 2021

Don’t let pandemic-related financial challenges set back your retirement plans. Here's how to restart your retirement savings in 2021.

Cub Foods looted, damaged in Minneapolis riots reopens Wednesday

The Cub Foods off Lake Street that was looted and damaged during the rioting in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death last May reopened Wednesday. 

Can I refinance part of my student loan?

While refinancing your student loans can save you money in interest and possibly lower your monthly payment, you don't have to refinance all your student debt at once. In this article, you'll learn how a partial student loan refinance works and how to determine whether it's right for you.

Minnesota hospitality industry: No indication that COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted soon

Groups that represent Minnesota’s bars, restaurants, hotels and event centers said Monday they have gotten no indication from state officials that any more economic restrictions will be lifted soon, despite the state's COVID-19 positivity rate being near a record low.

How to lower your mortgage payments during COVID-19

The pandemic has fueled major unrest in the U.S. mortgage market, as homeowners scramble to remain on top of their mortgage payments.

What do I do if my partner is in debt?

When you marry, do you take on your spouse’s debt? While that’s your decision, you may consider a few options if you decide to pay down or pay off debt.