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Trump Tariff Bombshell: Europe 50% and Apple Products Made Abroad 25%

Kendall Blythe on May 25, 2025

Trump’s proposed tariffs on EU goods and foreign-made smartphones could reshape trade and tech — this breakdown shows how they might affect prices, policy, and your personal financial strategy.

Regret That House? You’re Not Alone, Here’s Why

Jacqueline Leppla on May 25, 2025

Learn from the costly mistakes of other homeowners so you don’t end up with the same financial regrets when buying your own place.

How Retirement Got so Scary: 6 Things That Keep Americans up at Night

Claire Monroe on May 23, 2025

A new study shows most adults fear going broke in their post-career years more than dying. Here’s what’s fueling it — and how to fight back.

Trump’s Big Idea for Babies: $1,000 Starter Accounts With Strings Attached

Jacqueline Leppla on May 23, 2025

A new savings proposal could shape how future generations accumulate savings. Learn who it might help, where it could fall short, and how to prepare if it moves forward.

Stock Market Slides As Trump Issues New Tariff Threats Against Apple and EU

Jacqueline Leppla on May 23, 2025

Markets are reacting sharply to unexpected political moves. Here’s what’s fueling the uncertainty — and why it could matter for your money.

Indoor Tanning Tax Repeal: House Bill Seeks to End Decade-Old Service Fee

Jacqueline Leppla on May 23, 2025

A decade-old tax on indoor tanning services could be eliminated as part of a House bill that’s now headed to the Senate for consideration.

5 Economic Signals Experts Are Watching Closely

Claire Monroe on May 23, 2025

GDP is cooling, inflation is stubborn, and markets are nervous. These five red flags suggest a recession may be closer than you think.

Nuclear Stocks Rise on News of Trump Executive Orders Bolstering the Industry

Kendall Blythe on May 23, 2025

Investors are rallying around nuclear energy as the federal government signals a major push to expand domestic production and reduce foreign dependence.

Billionaire Bill Ackman Bets Big on Uber With Massive $2.8 Billion Investment

Claire Monroe on May 23, 2025

Uber just became one of Bill Ackman’s boldest portfolio moves. Here’s why he’s all in — and what it could signal about where the smart money is headed next.

Why Tesla Stock May Slump Following Technical Warning Signal

Contributor on May 23, 2025

Tesla’s stock could be headed for a downturn as technical indicators flash warning signs amid declining sales and increasing competition from rival automakers.

New Retirement Strategies Promise Bigger Returns but Carry Big Risks

Claire Monroe on May 22, 2025

A new retirement investing trend promises higher returns through leverage, but it’s not without danger. Learn how it works, who it’s for, and why caution is critical.

7 Pricey Tech Upgrades You Can Actually Justify

Claire Monroe on May 22, 2025

Not all splurges are mistakes — some can save time, money, or your sanity in the long run.

9 Small Money Habits That Pack a Big Financial Punch

Claire Monroe on May 22, 2025

Minor tweaks can have major impact. These simple habits could transform the way you manage money.

Budget Busters: 7 Money Misconceptions Hurting Your Finances

Claire Monroe on May 22, 2025

These persistent money myths might feel true — but believing them could be wrecking your budget more than you think.

Turn Lemons Into Lemonade: Tax Loss Harvesting Explained

Anna Calterone on May 22, 2025

Your worst-performing investments could help lower your tax bill. How to turn portfolio setbacks into strategic wins.

How Moody’s U.S. Credit Downgrade Could Affect Your Finances

Claire Monroe on May 22, 2025

Rising interest rates, shaky markets, and higher borrowing costs could all follow Moody’s historic downgrade of the U.S. credit rating. Here is what it might mean for your money.

No Cuts, Slower Growth: Morgan Stanley’s Bleak Midyear Economic Outlook

Claire Monroe on May 22, 2025

Morgan Stanley’s latest economic forecast paints a concerning picture for investors, with growth projections slashed and interest rate cuts pushed into next year.