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NewsThe Fed’s Next Move Could Be Bad News for Borrowers
While next week's interest rates will likely hold steady, sticky inflation could soon force unexpected, aggressive upcoming hikes.
NewsIt’s 2026. Why Can’t You Tap to Pay at Walmart?
The Federal Reserve Bank shows that shoppers under the age of 25 rarely use cash, younger Americans strongly prefer to pay with their phones.
NewsThe 5 Biggest Financial Fears Haunting Retirees Right Now
America's retirees report spending a whopping 16% of their income on medical expenses, while most said that Medicare covers less than they had thought.
NewsMany Married Couples Are Missing Out on ‘Free Money’ for Retirement
Coordinating 401k plans with your spouse is the single easiest way to avoid leaving free retirement money behind.
NewsIs Wine the New Gold? Wealthy Investors Seeking Stability Think So
By: Jordan Chussler - Editor: Julia Glum Many investors understand the idea behind a well-diversified portfolio: When one investment falls in price, o...
NewsThis Is the Average Age When People Stop Relying on Their Parents for Money
Economic pressures like soaring housing costs and student loan debt force younger generations to rely on parental support.
NewsPrediction Markets Have an Insider Trading Problem. Are They Still Worth the Gamble?
As prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket explode in popularity in the U.S., they are also facing growing allegations of insider trading.
NewsFrom the World Cup to the NBA Finals, the Summer’s Hottest Tickets Require a $1 Million Income
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Katherine Peach Tickets to the most expensive events of the summer could require an income of at least $1 million to comfortably afford. The cheapest pair of resale tickets for the 2026 World Cup Final would set you back over $14,500. A couple who wants to attend the Knicks vs. Spurs NBA Finals in New York will have to pay as much as $10,000. These ticket prices have shocked and frustrated fans who were dreaming of attending one of the games but do not have tens of thousands of dollars to spend. Keith Pagello, founder of TicketData, said the “get-in” […]...
NewsCan You Answer These 8 Personal Finance Questions Better Than Most Americans?
These eight questions were picked by the Stanford and TIAA researchers as a proxy for the full 28-question test in the study.