No, the money you receive from bringing in a partner or investor certainly is not “free,” except to the extent that it is not money that comes out of your own pocket. But you can bet that ...

In a video, a voice that sounds like President Joe Biden’s announced that "free money" worth $5,200 is up for grabs. All you need to do is click a link.

The Federal Trade Commission says someone is emailing consumers pretending to be government official. The agency says the scam email says there’s money available from the COVID-19 Global ...

Matthew Lesko made his name in the '90s in a question-marked suit yelling about free money. But he’s not sold on cryptocurrencies.

The event was to encourage families to open a youth education savings account as well as learn about and claim at least $500 in free scholarship money already sitting in a state-funded account. Erica ...

No. Somebody sent them free money." Senator Rand Paul dismissed polling supportive of $1,400 checks because it's "hard to say no" to free money.

Also called "low-buy July," the challenge doesn't mean spending no money at all. After all, you can't avoid paying for essentials like housing, food and utilities. But you can be more mindful about ...

"There is no free money. These are not ATM cards. You can’t take cash out," said Deputy Mayor Fabien Levy at a press conference, according to Politico.

Betta Edu, Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, says she'd be on the field everyday, reaching out to the poorest of the poor, during her tenure as Minister.