Personal Finance

The Secret to Paying Off Debt When You Need Quick Wins and Serious Momentum

This strategy for tackling debt can be easier to implement and help you see progress faster.

Why a Job Loss Still Feels Like a Dirty Secret, According to Workers

Even as layoffs become more common, many workers feel pressure to conceal them during the job search process.

Gold and Silver Investing Scams: Red Flags and How to Protect Yourself

Precious metals like gold and silver are often seen as long-term stores of value, but not every dealer or investment offer is legitimate.

What Iran Did to Cause the Dow to Plunge Nearly 800 Points

U.S. stocks plunged with the Dow nearly 800 points lower as oil prices surged past $80 following Iran's missile strike on an oil tanker and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The $60-Million-a-Day War: What the Iran Conflict Is Really Costing You

The conflict with Iran is burning through taxpayer dollars at a blistering pace. Here's the math.

15 Tax Deductions Anyone Can and Should Claim — No Itemizing Necessary

You don't have to itemize in order to claim these deductions on your tax return.

What to Know About the Virus With No Vaccine, Treatment Hitting Certain States

Cases of human metapneumovirus, or HMPV, are rising in states like California and New Jersey, causing respiratory illness at a time when no vaccine or specific antiviral treatment exists.

Walmart Adds Digital Shelf Labels to All US Stores. What to Know.

Walmart is expanding digital shelf labels to all of its U.S. locations within the next year, allowing price changes to be completed instantly. How will it affect you?

IRS Warns About Back Tax Phone Scams Targeting Taxpayers

The IRS and FTC are warning taxpayers about a surge in phone scams where fraudsters impersonate government agencies to demand back taxes and steal personal information.

A New Tax Break Gives Seniors up to $6,000 Back. Here’s Who Qualifies.

A new temporary tax deduction allows individuals aged 65 and older to deduct up to $6,000 in income on their 2025 federal returns, though income limits and other restrictions apply.

‘Too Expensive.’ Americans Fret Over Gas Prices As Iran War Widens

As gas prices rise nationally and conflict with Iran escalates, Americans are expressing frustration over the economic impact at the pump.

How War in the Middle East Could Impact Car Shopping at Home

While the Detroit Three automakers have minimal sales exposure in the Middle East, they can still get hurt for the war.
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