Money in digital payment apps such as Venmo, PayPal, may not be insured, watchdog warns
A federal agency is warning consumers that digital payment apps lack federal insurance protections.
personal finance
How do credit scores work? How lenders choose who gets loans and at what interest rate
Understanding who gets access to credit, and at what interest rate, is more important for borrowers' financial health than ever.
Report: Colorado rent increase highest in nation during last three years
Coloradans renting in large metropolitan areas paid the highest increase in rent prices in the nation.
EarthTalk - How is cryptocurrency so bad for the environment?
Cryptocurrency's impact on the environment is a big cause for concern.
Wednesday hearing on Xcel Energy rate increase request open to public
Xcel Energy customers will have a chance to tell the Colorado Public Utilities Commission what they think about the company's request to raise base electricity rates
Study finds racial, gender gaps in students' plans for college
A new survey finds 74 percent of students say they want to go to college - but only 66 percent expect to enroll.
Proposal will help first responders, teachers to buy first home
Proposed federal legislation will make it easier for first responders and teachers to buy houses in the communities where they work.
Settlement reached in North Dakota housing discrimination case
A housing discrimination case in North Dakota dealing with occupancy standards has resulted in a settlement.
KC Fed economist: Inflation could become embedded if rate remains high
The longer inflation remains above the Federal Reserve's annual target of 2 percent, the harder it will be to reduce.
Group re-introduces bill to help teachers, first responders buy homes
A bipartisan group will try again to pass a bill to help teachers and first-responders buy homes.
