The government exceeded its borrowing limit on Trump's second day in office, leaving the new government with an uncertain deadline for when the U.S. can no longer pay its bills.

If that happens, what impact can you expect on your own finances? First, what is the debt ceiling? Federal law caps how much national debt the U.S. Treasury can issue in the form of securities ...

The below chart shows bill supply turning negative in the past two debt-ceiling standoffs ... “But ultimately, the impact of all portfolios is going to be marginally lower yields.” ...

House Republicans released a budget plan Wednesday that sets the stage for advancing many of President Donald Trump's top ...

The federal government was once again teetering on the brink of default this summer, leading to headlines buzzing about the debt ceiling. But you might be wondering what the debt ceiling actually ...

Should Congress fail to act on that threat and not raise the debt ceiling, Americans could experience severe consequences — retirement savings would be depleted, mortgage and student-loan ...

Republicans bet on the economy growing faster than reasonable to cover plans that could reignite inflation, rising interest ...

Not all analysts are concerned about the debt ceiling’s impact on Bitcoin. While traditional markets are set for tightened liquidity, the debt ceiling may have a mixed impact on Bitcoin price ...

The debt ceiling is the unexpected debate in Washington this week after President-elect Donald Trump threw the annual holiday-season government-funding talks into disarray. Trump said he wanted to ...