Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. explains that it's possible to switch lawyers during a case, but suggests making sure you are changing for the right reasons.

Stacker analyzed wealth data and research to show how trillions of dollars could wind up in the hands of millennials in the next 20 years.

Finder reports that the popular money transfer service Zelle has dropped its app and is now only available via partnered institutions.

Edmunds explains what documents are needed to purchase a vehicle at a dealership and how your credit score can affect the buying process.

TeamSense explores how manufacturers are using AI for automation, machinery, and supply chain optimization, but why most frontline workers are being left behind.

Finder suggests that there's no time like the present to take a magnifying glass to your money habits, clean up your budget and realign your financial goals.

SmartAsset calculated the middle-class income ranges for 100 major U.S. cities and all 50 states based on the latest data.

CreatorDB points out that not all influencer partnerships deliver results, and knowing how to find and approach the right influencers is a must-have skill for modern marketers.

MakeMyMove focuses on an emerging trend that favors balance over bustle for families, remote workers, and retirees alike who are setting their sights on smaller cities and rural communities where the cost of living is significantly lower and the quality of life often higher.

(Family Features) Tax refunds have started rolling in, which means many people are looking to use this influx of cash to make purchases they've been putting off.

The 74 reports that Missouri's school residence laws are some of the nation's strictest and mirror old redlining maps that exclude low-income kids.

The Daily Yonder reports that as school administrators strive to improve their schools for students, teachers, and communities, the growing threat of budget cuts adds even more pressure to an already enormous task.