An Arizona program lets Wall Street investors and other nonlawyers own law firms. It's now trailed by consumer complaints.

Buy now, pay later’ is a form of debt — but it doesn’t feel like it. Now consumers are playing with fire (and their housing security) by using it for recurring expenses.

We're really developing the risk tolerance. There is always going to be a certain amount of fraud or improper payments in any ...

Rent now, pay later services generally operate the same way: The company pays the landlord the full rent when due, and the ...

In a public notice, Nevada Consumer Affairs said it is "actively investigating MV Realty PBC, LLC, MV Realty of Nevada LLC ...

Travel Manitoba is offering subsidies to help lodge owners and outfitters prepare their properties for wildfires. The $1.35-million Wildfire Resilience Assistance Program will pay eligible tourism ...

Two stood out: 1. For every child, understanding and the guarding of his personality as his most precious right, and 2. For every child who is in conflict with society, the right to be dealt with ...

Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz remained adamant Tuesday against resigning his post over the handling of fraud in his state, which he has admitted is a serious problem but has vowed to fix. Walz ...