Money
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Here We Go Again: Sweeping Layoffs Hit Several Major U.S. Companies This Year
Take a look at our list of ongoing 2026 layoffs at well-known U.S. companies including Amazon, Citi, UPS, and more.
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13 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Even Think About Buying a Boat
These boat ownership mistakes can lead to huge repair bills, storage costs, and endless stress before you even hit the water.
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12 Free Things Shoppers Can Get at Grocery Stores
Discover all the free things you can get at grocery stores, from cookies and birthday treats to knife sharpening and free samples.
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The IRS May Owe You a COVID Refund — But Not for Much Longer
The IRS may owe you a refund from the COVID pandemic, but you’ve got to act fast if you want to claim your money. Here’s what to know.
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These ‘Middle-Class Success’ Purchases Are Actually a Huge Burden
These middle-class purchases may look like signs of success, but boats, RVs, and bigger homes can quickly become financial burdens.
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Inflation Hits Highest Level in 3 Years as Energy and Food Prices Rise
Inflation hits highest level in three years, and Americans are struggling to afford everything from gas to groceries — with no relief in sight.
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How to Score Deals at Going-Out-of-Business Sales
Going-out-of-business sales can hide fake markdowns and risky buys. Learn how to spot the best deals and avoid costly mistakes.
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The Future Embracing … the Future? More People Are Using AI for Retirement Planning
As expenses soar and the economy gets harder to thrive in, more Americans are using AI instead of financial advisors for retirement planning.
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Nike Customers Sue After Claiming the Company Used Tariffs to Squeeze Shoppers Twice
Nike customers have accused the company of raising prices while keeping tariff refunds. Here’s what we know about the possible lawsuit.
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Cities Where Home Prices Are Dropping the Most — Is Yours on the List?
If you’re looking for an affordable home, these are the cities where home prices are dropping the most.
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Subway Closed More Than 700 Stores In 2025
Subway closed 700+ stores in 2025 as the sandwich chain continues shrinking its U.S. footprint amid declining sales.
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Is the American Dream Moving? More U.S. Workers Are Quitting Their Jobs to Work Abroad
As jobs become harder to come by and the cost of everything in the U.S. is increasing, more Americans are starting to work abroad.
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What to Know Before Buying a ‘Cheap’ Car
Learn what to know before buying a cheap car, from hidden repair costs to maintenance risks that can turn a low price into a costly mistake.
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Escrow Shortages Are Surging — Here’s How That Impacts Homeowners
From sticker shock to interest rates that won’t quit, it’s not the best time to be in the housing market, and now escrow shortages are making it worse.
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10 Tequilas Experts Say You Should Never Waste Your Money On
Experts reveal the worst tequilas to buy, from overpriced bottles to harsh, low-quality picks that simply aren’t worth your money.
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Americans Could Save Thousands on Food. Here’s Why It’s So Hard
Food waste in America is a growing problem. Here’s how much food is wasted, why it happens, and what it means for households and the economy.
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5 Small Debts That Can Wreck Your Credit Score
Even small unpaid debts can hurt your credit score. Learn which ones to watch and how to protect your credit from costly mistakes.
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Subway Launched Its First-Ever Value Menu. Will It Bring Customers Back?
The new Subway value menu includes 15 items under $5, marking the chain’s first attempt to win back customers with more affordable options.
