Protect yourself against unethical family members who try to cheat you out of your money.

Friday’s top personal finance stories.

What investors need to know about the February U.S. holiday.

The Biden administration has reinstated an Obama-era rule on mercury and other toxic chemicals that are emitted from coal-fired and oil-fired power plants, pollutants that the Environmental Protection Agency says are a health risk to people who live near these facilities.

The holiday, which is being observed this year on Feb. 20, honors our first president. Or does it?

Stock-market investors should not blindly follow the established narratives suggesting rising Treasury yields usually spook technology and growth stocks but focus on underlying economic trends which are the real driver, market analysts say.

Given the worse alternatives, a little recession now actually could be good.

Retail traders bought up U.S. stocks at the fastest pace ever recorded in January, as inflows from traders using electronic brokerages surpassed the previous peak from the height of the meme-stock craze, according to data from Vanda Research.

Amazon will ask workers to come into the office at least three days a week starting in May

Deere’s stock surges after big profit beat, but the agricultural-equipment maker said demand for lawn tractors has “softened considerably” since last year.