A rejected tax return can delay your refund if you don’t act quickly. Here’s how to spot the problem, fix it and resubmit before the deadline.

FAU economists said lingering inflation and delayed data are making the Fed cautious about cutting rates, adding uncertainty that shapes spending decisions.

An assessment added after insurer failures will end in 2026, earlier than planned. Officials say policyholders statewide could save about $650 million.

Some refunds were delayed because the IRS must review returns claiming certain child and income tax credits. Deposits could post soon.

Many Americans are nearing retirement with little saved. Why housing wealth is drawing new attention as a possible financial cushion.

Consumer sentiment in Florida rose for a third straight month, reflecting stronger financial outlooks that can shape major buying decisions.

Credit scores shape loan terms, insurance costs and rental approvals. Strong scores can mean lower rates and smoother closings for buyers.

Two bipartisan housing bills aim to cut red tape and encourage construction. If passed, they could add more homes over time and gradually ease the tight inventory.

From 16% in the 1980s to mid-6% today, rates tell only part of the story as higher home prices reshape affordability and financing decisions.

Mortgage rates are back in the 5% range, but inflation data suggests they should be rising. Here’s what’s quietly driving the drop and what it could mean next.

Compass will share select off-MLS listings with Redfin under a new three-year agreement that could alter how some properties are marketed.

Some Progressive policyholders active on Dec. 31, 2025, are getting automatic credits averaging $300. Florida regulators secured nearly $1B in refunds.