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NewsKevin Warsh Sworn In As Federal Reserve Chair At The White House (Video)
President Donald Trump urges new central bank chief to maintain total independence amid mounting political and economic pressures.
NewsFuel Shocks Threaten Everyday Low Prices
Rising energy costs from the war in Iran may force Walmart to increase retail prices across store aisles.
NewsBuy Now, Pay Later in U.S. Shopping
by Sarah Elizabeth Hogenboom-Jones WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ten percent of Americans report using installment plans frequently when making purchases online, and another 17% use them occasionally.
NewsThe Return of the Bean Dinner: How Historic Food Inflation Revived a Generational Staple
Driven by soaring grocery store prices, modern families are returning to affordable, nutrient-dense legumes to feed their households sustainably.
NewsThe Steaming Sirloin Squeeze: How Casual Steakhouses Are Navigating the Historic Surge in Beef Costs
As shrinking cattle herds push beef costs to historic highs, popular steakhouse chains implement strategic menu price increases.
NewsYes, People Still Use Cash — a Lot More Than You’d Expect
About 45% of people keep "store-of-value cash" at home or somewhere else, with the average amount coming in at $364.
NewsThe Great Wealth Consumption: Why Boomers are Toasting to Their Own Future Instead of Their Heirs
Instead of passing down massive fortunes, baby boomers are prioritizing their own travel, healthcare, and long-term retirement needs.
NewsThe Value Revolution: Why 2026 is the Year Brand Loyalty Died for the Modern Bargain-Hunting Consumer
Alvarez and Marsal's latest research reveals why shoppers are ditching brand loyalty to prioritize essential value and sustainable spending.
NewsFees for Financial Advice Are Climbing. A New Study Finds It’s Worth the Cost
Households using financial advisors have over double the net worth of those without professional help, TIAA Institute finds.