Author: Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press

What do you do if you don’t want to make time to stage and sell your house? Enter the promise of a quick-fix, cash sale. How do these deals work?

Holiday shoppers warned to watch out for e-skimming threats. Any business accepting online payments on their website is at risk, FBI says.

Fake checks, Google Hangouts and Alexa are used by scammers to rip off millennials and others. Victims include: The lonely and financially stressed.

High school seniors — and those returning to college — want to fill out the FAFSA soon for the 2020-21 academic year.

Savers are looking at lower rates, too, as experts forecast another Fed rate cut in September, and possibly in December.

UAW workers are entitled to $250 a week in strike pay. However, it’s not available until after the 15th day of the strike, the UAW says.

A new IRS online tool could turn out to be pretty useful for those trying to get a better handle on how much they’re withholding in taxes.

Looking help on a student loan? About 8% of employers offer benefits addressing student debt, according to the Society for Human Resource Management.

A very limited number of paper statements that showed estimated benefits in retirement ended up wrong. Here’s why and what consumers need to know.