4 Ways to Keep Your Financial Data Safe
While it’s impossible to scam-proof your life, you can take steps to limit exposure to scammers.
Asked on Reddit: Should I Repair or Replace My Broken Appliance?
Weigh the cost of a replacement, age of the appliance and how much you like it.
Practical Ways to Tackle Overspending
Try setting limits for yourself and saving before you spend.
7 Things Financial Experts Wish They Knew in High School
If financial experts were to have coffee with their younger selves, they’d focus on cash management and grace for mistakes.
Facing Tariffs, Should Shoppers Seek ‘Made in USA’ Goods?
American shoppers may be enthusiastic for U.S.-made products, but they may also have a tough time finding and affording them.
6 Ways to Reduce Financial Stress During Uncertain Times
Stress related to money is pervasive, but there are ways to handle it.
Get Ready to Pay More for Your Favorite Brands
Clothing and textiles are most vulnerable to price increases due to tariffs.
Insights Into Economic Data and Research
Insights and commentary on recent economic data and research, from NerdWallet's Senior Economist Elizabeth Renter.
Pharmaceutical Tariffs And Drug Shortages: How Costs Could Rise
Tariffs, compounded by existing drug shortages, could increase costs for medications in the U.S.
In Tight Times, Tap Your Library for Money-Saving Resources
Your neighborhood library likely offers several services — from tutoring to tool rental and more — that can help you weather financial hardship.
What Is the U.S. Trade Deficit?
A trade deficit means that imports are greater than exports from one country to another.
Value of the U.S. Dollar, Explained
The U.S. dollar is assessed by its purchasing power and exchange rate relative to other currencies.
Why ‘Intuitive Budgeting’ Might Be Your New Favorite Budgeting Tool
Following your intuition may be more sustainable than a regimented budgeting approach.
Wedding Guest Travel: Minimizing Costs to Make it Work
According to a new NerdWallet survey, 9% of Americans are attending a wedding out of town this summer. Here’s how they can save on the costs.
What Does the Department of Energy Do?
The Department of Energy is a federal agency tasked with carrying out U.S. energy policy.
Federal Job Cuts By Numbers: Will Layoffs Affect the Economy?
DOGE has fired tens of thousands of federal workers since the beginning of Trump’s term.
Job Tenure is Down: What to Do Before You Quit
Job tenure is decreasing, according to this analysis. Workers leaving their jobs should keep these financial considerations in mind.
What Is a Trade War and How Could It Raise Prices?
A trade war is an economic conflict in which countries engage in a cycle of retaliatory tariffs that drive up prices.
U.S.-Canada Trade Negotiations Fall Apart
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called new tariffs an “attack.”
Discussed on Reddit: How to Survive a Period of Unemployment
Going without income as a result of unemployment creates financial stress, but there are ways to make it a little bit easier.