USPS Is Increasing Prices (But Claims It's Not Forever)
Despite a postage increase in July, USPS is set to enforce another increase starting October 5, 2025 -- but this time the price hike is meant to be temporary.
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New Retirees Be Warned: The Government Shutdown Could Affect Your Social Security
As the threat of a government shutdown looms, Social Security beneficiaries might be wondering just how worried they should be about their benefits.
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This Recently Reopened Restaurant Chain Just Had To Close (Again)
As restaurants continue to struggle, one particular Oklahoma chain has experienced a second closure in less than three months, and this one is permanent.
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Who Is Eligible For Amazon Prime's $2.5 Billion Settlement?
Amazon's business practices have been raising eyebrows for years, and the company is about to pay for it: Some Amazon customers may have cash coming their way.
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Buying A New Car? Here's The Unfortunate Truth About Interest Rate Cuts On Car Payments
The Fed's recent announcement that it would be dropping interest rates a quarter-point has some consumers excited about the possibilities for borrowing.
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Nvidia's Huge Money Move Won't Solve Intel's Biggest Problem
While Nvidia's $5 billion investment in it's semiconductor rival, Intel, was big news it isn't necessarily a guarantee that Intel won't continue to face issues.
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Donald Trump Is Placing New Import Taxes On These Items
Just when you thought the ongoing tariff bonanza couldn't get any more complicated, Trump announced new tariffs on specific items you might need.
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This Italian Restaurant Chain Had A Clear Plan Before Filing For Bankruptcy
While it might feel like yet another restaurant bit the dust, the pre-bankruptcy planning of this Italian restaurant might just mean it survives long term.
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Americans Can Expect More Rate Cuts From The Fed And This Is Why
The Federal Reserve approved its first rate cut in nine months during its September meeting, and analysts predict more cuts could be coming in 2025.
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This Major Pharmacy Chain Operator Just Filed For Bankruptcy And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
After a settlement causing it to fork over more than $900 million, this pharmacy operator and subsidiary of CVS filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Texas Billionaire Tom Dundon's Investment Past Could Worry Trailblazer Faithful
Sports fans might have a few reservations about the recently announced plan for Tom Dundon to purchase the Portland Trail Blazers NBA team.
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Proposed Federal Bill Could Significantly Reduce Taxes For Retirees
As Social Security's trust fund insolvency date looms ever closer, many seniors are concerned about receiving benefits. One lawmaker just proposed a solution.
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This Major Pet Store Is Closing Locations Across America And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
One of the largest pet store chains is closing locations across the country, and the reason why isn't a surprise to anyone who has been paying attention.
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What To Know About Trump's TikTok Deal With China
As trade talks between Trump and China heat up again, could social media users finally get an answer regarding the future of TikTok in the U.S.?
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This European Car Brand Just Took A Market Hit
While most automakers are scrambling to handle changing tariff guidelines, one German automaker in particular is facing a bleak financial outlook.
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Trump Pushes A Drastic Shift In The U.S. Economy With One New Rule
Trump proposed a new rule that will impact investors, corporations, and consumers. While some are cheering his request, will it lead to real economic growth?
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Inflation Refund Checks Will Soon Be In The Mail For Over 8 Million New Yorkers
While many New York state residents can expect to receive a check in the mail this fall, not all residents are ultimately eligible for the refunds.
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FICO Just Revealed America's Falling Credit Score
FICO recently released its Credit Score Insight report, and the picture doesn't look rosy at all, as the nation's average credit score takes a dive.
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Economic Strain Forced This Independent Greeting Card Chain To File For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Buckling under the pressures of tariffs, decreased demand, and high rent, this well-known independent greeting card chain has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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The US State With The Highest Gas Prices Is No Longer California
California was dethroned as the most expensive state for gas, but that doesn't mean that other states haven't also experienced price increases.
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3 Major Settlement Deadlines Are Coming Up Soon (Including One Worth Up To $6,500)
Class action lawsuit settlements can put extra money into your pocket, usually without a ton of extra work. Three in particular have upcoming filing deadlines.
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The Expected Cost Of Donald Trump's Golden Dome Contract Will Make You Pause
President Trump expects to invest billions in a "Golden Dome" project to protect the nation against foreign missiles, but the true cost may be much higher.
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AT&T's $177 Million Data Breach Settlement Could Mean A $7,500 Payment For You
With not one but two separate security breach settlements at play, AT&T customers could be eligible for significant settlement payments if they file in time.
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This Major Manufacturing Company Just Filed For Bankruptcy And The Ramifications Could Be Grim
While bankruptcy news in 2025 is far from surprising, this particular manufacturer's demise could have serious consequences across multiple industries.
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Retirees Should Be Weary Of Social Security's New 2026 COLA Estimate
As estimates for Social Security's 2026 COLA rate continue to increase, seniors should consider the other financial ramifications that come with this increase.
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Checks Are Being Mailed To New York Doorsteps. Here's Why
New York residents might receive a welcome financial surprise in the mail, thanks to specific 2024 legislation and a mountain of lost money.
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The New Technology That Could Someday Change $100 Bills
As counterfeiting techniques continue to advance, newly discovered technologies might be necessary to ensure scammers can't create fake U.S. currency.
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