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Wealthy people like me should commit to reducing the ravages of economic inequality.

Credit scores of many Americans could get an immediate boost if their rental payments were added to their credit files. But landlords need to sign up.

Chief, a private club for the powerful women of New York City, launched in January with 200 members and a party in Tribeca. Six months later, the network has a 5,000-person waiting list, nationwide demand and, now, money to grow.

President to sign order creating White House Council on Eliminating Barriers to Affordable Housing Development.

Dion and Colette Tasker Steele opened Heritage Cafe less than a year ago on 79th Street. This month, the couple is already moving the coffee shop.

Exclusive documents show Trump-era applicants bragging about kneecapping the consumer finance agency.

Aspiration is specifically marketing itself as an alternative to dissatisfied Wells Fargo customers. The California startup has a website urging customers to “switch banks from Wells Fargo” to save money and be with a lender they can trust.

In leaked audio, the home-goods retailer’s co-founder seemed surprised that his company was being forced to take a political stance.

While former Vice President Joe Biden has a commanding lead in early polling for the Democratic nomination, black women interviewed by NPR all say they are still weighing their options.

Excessive wealth disorder seems to be a issue among the top 0.01%, caused and influenced by raw and soft corruption, campaign contributions and being able to define the agenda.

In rich white Streeterville, Chicagoans can expect to live to 90. In poor black Englewood, it’s just 60 – the most divergent of any US city.

In recent months, the collection practices used by Navient Corp., one of the nation’s largest student-loan servicing companies with 12 million customers, has grown increasingly aggressive.

The Baby Boomers ruined America: the political ascendancy of the Boomers brought with it tightening control and stricter regulation, making it harder to succeed in America.

Elizabeth Warren, who earlier this year confirmed her intent to run for president in 2020, has an ambitious plan to advance entrepreneurs of color by starting a Small Business Equity Fund to provide grants to Black, Latinx, Native American and other minority entrepreneurs.

This house in Atlanta was sold three times in one year, a sign of exploding investor interest in starter homes that is reshaping the nation’s housing market and driving up prices.