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The surge in offerings is a response to the pandemic, which revealed glaring income inequality, as well as inflation and the resumption of student loan payments, an expert said.

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So … that job’s history. But that 401(k) from your old employer is still your money. Choose your own adventure time: What are you going to do with it?

Surprise acquisition news came after FT confirmed Pearson in talks with German media company Axel Springer

Our columnist answers questions about the troubles in the bond market, and what they mean for investors.

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Most of Tuesday's papers lead with the surprise ruling on Brexit from Commons Speaker John Bercow.

The terms early retirement and financial freedom are often used as synonyms, but they are very different. Here's what you should know...

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John Lanchester decodes the language of the finance industry: When it comes to discussing money, “incomprehension is a form of consent.”

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Most people have been taught the virtues of saving for a rainy day. But want to hear something crazy? When you put money in the bank nowadays, you usually LOSE money.

A new study illustrates humans’ deeply rooted desire to earn more than they possibly can consume.

This was the first time someone explained my money issues in a way that made sense. I knew deep down that money was rooted in my emotional life.

As the economic climate worsens, the FT’s new foundation aims to help improve money management skills for the most vulnerable