Personal Finance: The cost of forgotten subscriptions
The average adult in the U.S. spends about $1,080 per year on recurring subscriptions to purchase services including streaming, virtual publications, e-commerce sites and meal preparation kits.
Personal Finance: Free tax filing options for 2026
It's nearly that time again: 2025 tax returns for most filers are due April 15. The U.S. tax code has become highly complicated and often challenging for the average taxpayer.
Personal Finance: The importance of an independent Federal Reserve
The U.S. dollar serves a critical role as the dominant global reserve currency.
Personal Finance: The low-hire, low-fire economy
The latest U.S. employment report was released last week, and the results were a mixed bag.
Personal Finance: Student loan woes intensify with garnishments and tax bills
Some Americans who borrowed for college could face an unpleasant surprise or two in 2026.
Personal Finance: Middle class tax changes for the New Year
April 15 will be upon us before we know it, and this year, there are some important changes to the tax code worth noting.\
Personal Finance: The year in AI investment scams
American consumers surrendered over $12 billion to fraudsters in 2024 according to the Federal Trade Commission.
Personal Finance: Deck the halls with Hallmark movies
Schmaltzy and sentimental, even sappy, but definitely a staple of the Christmas season, Hallmark movies have become a holiday tradition for millions of viewers.
Personal Finance: What is umbrella insurance?
It's the holiday season, and you are throwing a festive party to celebrate the occasion.
Personal Finance: A primer on Affordable Care Act premiums
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history ended less than a month ago with a promise from Senate Majority Leader John Thune to hold a vote on extending temporary COVID-era premium subsidies for coverage under the Affordable Care Act.