Janet Nguyen

They have debit cards and do go to the bank to withdraw money. Stars, they’re just like us.

Port shutdowns stirred fears of supply shortages this week. Luckily, most of the TP Americans use is produced in the U.S.

If you’re planning to see a musical act, especially one with a troubled history, here's how to hedge against a cancellation and financial loss.

In a competitive housing market, buyers are forgoing their right to an inspection, or the right to walk away from a property if it’s not in good condition.

Interest rates and seasonal changes influence the real estate market or small business sales more than election season.

Spending can spur job creation in specific sectors, like broadcast news.

Realtors often use the word “luxury” to advertise apartments or houses, but there’s no regulation over the term.

They don’t have the name recognition of a Motel 6, but low prices, little competition and a sense of community help Indian hoteliers withstand inflation.

The U.S. unemployment rate has never reached zero, and it likely never will. But that’s not a bad thing.

Plus, financial educator Sahirenys Pierce defends her splurge and more in this week's This Is Uncomfortable Newsletter.