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More Employers Are Now Giving ‘Peanut Butter’ Raises — What It Means for Your Paychecks in 2026
Salary budgets aren’t budging much, but how employers distribute those dollars is changing.
The Surprising Reason Most Couples Are Now Keeping Their Money Separate
Is combining your finances a romantic requirement or a trap? A new survey shows most couples are ditching joint accounts.
I’m an Investment Pro. Here Are 5 Reasons You’re Not Making Money in the Stock Market
If your portfolio isn’t growing despite a booming market, your own behavior is likely to blame.
Thousands of Truckers, Targeted by Trump, Could Lose Licenses
Hundreds of thousands of truckers could be removed from American roads under the Trump administration’s newly aggressive enforcement and safety campaign.
When Are You Going to Retire? It May Be Sooner Than You Think
You might plan to work until 65, but the data shows most of us punch out much sooner. Here’s why.
AI Afterlife Services Are Here. Should You Include Them in Your Estate Plan?
Your digital ghost could preserve your legacy for eternity. Is that comforting or creepy?
What Happens to Your Online Accounts When You Die?
The idea of living digitally forever may be closer than you think.
Why Every Retiree Needs a Manifesto (and How to Write Yours)
If you haven’t written this yet, now’s the time to do it.
‘Roaring Economy’ and ‘Sick’ Dems: 5 Takeaways From Trump’s SOTU Address
President Donald Trump declared the country is booming and his administration is winning in a defiant State of the Union address that comes as polls show deep skepticism of his leadership.
Chloe Elise Lost $100,000 to the Man She Planned to Marry. As a Money Expert, Should She Have Seen the Signs of Financial Infidelity?
Love is blind, but you should keep your eyes open for signs of financial betrayal.
Low-Carb or Low-Fat? New Research Says We’re Asking the Wrong Question
A new study suggests Americans should think differently about what they eat. The recommendation might surprise you.
12 Things That Can Ding Your Social Security Payments
Find out what could take some of the shine out of your golden years.
6 No-Cost Home Improvement Projects You Can Start Today
Most homes do not need a remodel. They need a reset.
Gen X Is Facing Retirement With Higher Credit Card Balances. Does This Matter?
Debt can be useful at times, but carrying high-interest debt may spell trouble in (retirement) paradise.
McDonald’s Biggest Burger, the Big Arch Burger, Is Coming in March
McDonald’s is introducing its biggest and boldest burger yet, the Big Arch, to U.S. menus for a limited time starting March 3.
Novo to Cut Ozempic and Wegovy Prices Amid Intense Competition
Novo Nordisk announced it will slash list prices of Ozempic, Rybelsus, and Wegovy to $675 for a one-month supply starting in 2027 to help insured customers amid growing competition from Eli Lilly.
Romance Scams Are Skyrocketing as Losses Grow. Are You Safe?
Romance scams are causing devastating financial losses for victims, with reported scams becoming increasingly sophisticated and organized by overseas fraud factories.
Wall St Rebounds From Tech Rout; Tariff, AI Worries Linger
U.S. stocks rebounded on Tuesday with technology shares leading the recovery, though investor anxiety regarding tariffs and the impact of artificial intelligence on various industries continues to weigh on the market.
Don’t Bet on Lower Prices, Businesses Say, Even After Emergency Trump Tariffs Were Shot Down
Consumers expecting a drop in prices after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the White House’s emergency tariffs are likely to be disappointed, as businesses plan to use any relief to offset elevated costs and gird themselves to chase refunds.
US Consumer Confidence Improves in February
U.S. consumer confidence rebounded more than expected in February amid an improvement in households’ perceptions of the labor market.
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