Will You Face a Tax Bomb in Retirement?
What Is Pay Transparency and Which States Require It?
Eight states and six local areas have pay transparency laws.
7 Ways to Use Your Tax Refund to Fight Inflation
With prices rising on everyday items, consumers can use tax refunds strategically to offset some of those costs.
Two More Reports Repeat: AI Will Probably Affect Your Job
Roughly two-thirds of current jobs are likely to be affected by AI automation, according to Goldman Sachs.
Should You Rent in Retirement?
Renting in retirement could make sense if you’re moving to a new area, looking to reduce expenses or seeking a sense of community.
Egg Producers Manipulated Prices, DOJ Says
The Department of Justice has proposed a settlement with three large producers. Meanwhile, prices are climbing again.
How Your Ex Could Boost Your Social Security Benefits
Pandemic at 3 Years: How Our Financial Lives Have Changed
Since COVID-19 came into our lives, a lot has changed, including the way we work, travel, save and spend.
Make Your Credit Cards Less Vulnerable to Fraud
Family Budgeting Tips That Actually Work
Following a family budget is challenging, especially when unexpected costs pop up, but staying flexible will help.
9 Black Financial Influencers to Follow in 2023
Black financial pros offer tips on weathering a recession, job security and investing strategies for 2023.
Why Is Food So Expensive?
Food inflation continues at well above the 2% annual rate targeted by the Federal Reserve.
Are You and Your Partner Financially Compatible?
‘Bridge’ Your Way to Social Security
Rent Rising, Still Lagging Behind Inflation as Gas Prices Remain Volatile
Rents increased at a slightly slower rate in June, compared to May, on an annual basis.
How to Safely Use Payment Apps
Scams are common on peer-to-peer payment apps, but you can keep your money safe.
How to Create Your Retirement Glide Path
What Is the Debt Ceiling?
On July 3, Congress lifted the debt ceiling by $5 trillion, preventing a default.
What Is the Minimum Wage By State in 2026?
The federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour, but many states and localities set it higher.
Sneaky Ways Inflation Affects Your Money in 2023