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Following an order from the Department of Education to stop admitting students on federal financial aid, the for-profit technical school has stopped enrolling new students.

Dreaming of a vacation but can't afford to buy the plane tickets? You can now get financing on airfare on CheapAir.com.

Oxford and Cambridge are trying to shake off their elitist reputations and accept more students from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds.

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The country's most expensive housing markets have appreciated at a much faster clip than homes in the least expensive markets, according to Trulia.

Before deciding on whether you need an annuity, ask yourself these three questions.

With a veto from Gov. Chris Christie, the "Fight for $15" was dealt a setback in New Jersey. But legislators may sidestep Christie and put the question directly to voters in 2017 as to whether they would like to increase the state's minimum wage to $15.

Competition is coming in the EpiPen controversy -- from Mylan itself. The company that makes EpiPen surprised analysts on Monday by announcing plans to launch a generic version of the allergy treatment at a 50% discount.

Tesla started building its massive Gigafactory in June 2014. Since then, home prices in the nearby market have risen faster than the national average.

Just 15 states are paying enough into their public pension funds to both pay promised benefits to retirees and pay down pension debt.

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On Wednesday, Uber unveiled a pilot program in four locations to partner with investment app Betterment to help Uber drivers save for retirement.

Rather than embarking on an extreme investing strategy, create a comprehensive retirement income plan.

The government plans to buy 11 million pounds of cheese to help with the dairy surplus and help feed needy families.

Wells Fargo charged some student borrowers illegal fees, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Affected customers will receive refunds.

Limiting their exposure to single stocks, the wealthy see better returns

The Republican vice presidential candidate has three kids and between $95,000 and $280,000 in Parent PLUS Loans.

About 60% of the Class of 2015 graduated with student debt. On average, they left with $28,400 in student loans -- but at these colleges, it was a lot more.