Why Washington Homeowners Are Suing Big Oil Companies
In a class action lawsuit from November 2025, Washington homeowners, represented by law firm Hagens Berman, are suing several Big Oil companies. Here's why.
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You're Probably Funding Your Roth IRA The Wrong Way (And It's An Easy Fix)
Investing in your retirement savings throughout your career can be a great financial habit, but one Roth IRA mistake could be costing you severely.
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Why The SoFi CEO Is A Big Fan Of Trump's Proposed Credit Card Interest Rate Caps
President Trump's recent call to cap credit card rates has one unlikely supporter — the CEO of SoFi, a digital bank specializing in personal loans.
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10 Signs Your Employer Is Illegally Taking Money From Your 401(k)
If you notice discrepancies in your 401(k) account, then your employer might be misusing your money. Check for these signs before you lose more money.
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4 Ways To Live In Manhattan, NY On Less Than $55,000 A Year
Living in New York City can be incredibly expensive, especially in Manhattan. But you can still live in this borough with a lower income if you live frugally.
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Celebrities Loved This NYC Restaurant - Now It's Closed Forever
The restaurant industry has always been unpredictable, but when a legendary restaurant closes its doors, it can feel like things are going from bad to worse.
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Retirement Planning Tips That Also Boost Longevity, According To Experts
Proper retirement planning not only optimizes your budget and living circumstances, it can also boost your longevity, starting with mental health.
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The Promise Experts Say Washington Should Break To Save Social Security
As the debate over Social Security's insolvency continues to rage, some argue that Congress needs to make an unpopular, but necessary, decision.
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10 Subtle Signs Someone Is Wealthier Than They Look
Some of the people out there buying off-brand groceries or driving old cars can actually be surprisingly wealthy, they just show it in unexpected ways.
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These Major Stores Are Closing Locations In 2026
Retail companies are continuing to struggle amidst global trade tensions and the shift to e-commerce. These major stores will be closing locations in 2026.
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Trump Wants A Credit Card Interest Rate Cap (But There's One Major Problem)
While interest rates are crushing many Americans financially, a recently announced change to interest laws could potentially do more harm than good.
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Consumer Affairs Claims This State Is Best For Saving A Down Payment On A Home
Saving up for a down payment for a home can take many years. This state in the Midwest is where people can save up for a down payment the quickest.
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The 12 Best Cities For Retirement If You Don't Own A Car
If you're looking to ditch the car during retirement, these cities across the United States are ideal for getting around on foot, bike, and transit.
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5 Reasons You Should Never Rush Your Taxes, According To Tax Experts
With the tax deadline coming up, you might think rushing through your taxes would be fine. Find out why you should slow down and file a more accurate return.
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Surprising Reasons Why TVs At Costco Are Returned So Frequently
Buying a TV can be intimidating, as they're bulky items you look at every day. One big-box TV retailer ends up restocking many of the ones leaving its shelves.
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Nvidia CEO Recommends Everyone Uses This Type Of AI (And It's Free)
Nvidia is at the forefront of AI development, so it's unsurprising that CEO Jensen Huang thinks everyone should use AI. Here's the AI tool he recommends.
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Retail Chains With The Best 'Member-Only Savings'
Costco is well-known for its high-volume discounts, but its far from the only shopping chain that offers great deals if you're willing to sign up.
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Mortgage Rates Hit A 3-Year Low. Here's How Far They Are From Record-Low 2021 Levels
Hovering around 6%, mortgage rates are at the lowest they've been in three years. That's still a far cry from the historically low rates we had in 2021.
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4 Home Upgrades A Retiree Should Pay For Before Retiring
You may be ready for retirement, but is your home? Before you quit the workforce, tackle these four important home upgrades to avoid these costs down the road.
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The First Day You Can File Your Taxes In 2026
As American workers prepare to tally up their 2025 earnings and report them to the IRS, the day you can begin submitting your documents is coming quickly.
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9 Ways Retirees Can Turn A Second Home Into An Asset, Not A Money-Sucker
Owning a second home doesn't have to be a financial strain for retirees if they optimize their investment for tax and income purposes.
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Home Depot's Most Innovative Products In 2025 (And What They Cost)
Home Depot's standout products of 2025 reveal how small design upgrades reshaped everyday tools, lighting, and materials, raising the bar for home improvement.
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The 1970s Law That Protects Your Electronic Bank Transactions
Electronic banking comes with built-in protections that many people rely on without realizing where those safeguards began or how far they actually extend.
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Upper Class Baby Boomers Are Less Likely To Make This Money Move
While there has been much discussion surrounding the great wealth transfer from the baby boomer generation, wealthier members of this group have other ideas.
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The Sneaky Tactics Target Uses To Get You To Spend More
Target stores are designed to keep shoppers inside where they'll come across items they hadn't intended to buy, but realized they may need.
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Why Some September 2025 Retirees Are Still Waiting For Their Pensions
These retirees left the federal government in a deal with the Trump administration. Many are still not getting their retirement income or their accrued leave.
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When Your Net Worth Reaches This Number In Liquid Assets, It's Time To Upgrade Your Financial Planning
As savings and investments expand, financial planning needs to evolve, shifting from basic budgeting toward strategies designed to manage complexity.
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