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Klarna, Affirm, and other companies are pushing "buy now, pay later" sales models. And consumers are taking advantage.

President Biden formalized his plan to provide civilian federal workers with an average pay increase of 2% next year, in a letter to congressional leaders Friday. Last March, Biden first announced the ...

These popular buy now, pay later apps will split your purchase into equal installments, usually with no interest. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners ...

Washington — The more than 1.4 million federal employees who have gone without pay during the 43-day government shutdown could begin getting paychecks as soon as this Sunday, while others will have to ...

Apple Pay is Apple's mobile payment service, which lets users with an iPhone 6 or newer, as well as Apple Watch owners, make payments using NFC with their devices. Apple Pay is also available in apps ...

A new forecast from Omdia has YouTube TV surpassing Charter and Comcast in subscribers before the decade is out. Comcast and ...

Kevin has been writing and creating personal finance and travel content for over six years. He is the founder of the award-winning blog, Family Money Adventure, and host of the Family Money Adventure ...

Both mobile payment systems are free to consumers and similar in other ways Karthik Raghavan is program director of digital acceleration for BMO Financial Group. He has 8+ years of experience with ...

Uber, Lyft also agreed to an "earnings floor," the N.Y. attorney general said. Uber and Lyft agreed Thursday to pay a combined $328 million for withholding money from drivers. Uber agreed to pay $290 ...

It can often feel like we teeter between great amounts of progress and none at all. By now you’ve probably heard of the gender pay gap. It gets especially a lot of attention on Equal Pay Day. This ...

A jury previously awarded Shannon Phillips $25.6 million. A New Jersey federal judge has ordered Starbucks to pay a former employee who was awarded $25.6 million in a wrongful termination suit an ...