Gen Z’s debt soared over the past 2 years. Is this worrisome? Also, see how your generation fared.
Author: Medora Lee, USA TODAY
Looking for help buying a car? Ask ChatGPT. How new plugins can save you time (and money).
Edmunds.com and CarGurus.com each launch new ChatGPT plugins to make car shopping easier and friendlier for those who aren’t car experts.
High car insurance prices are worrying Americans. See who’s paying the most and least in the US.
Americans are increasingly worried about how they’ll pay for car insurance. See which states have the highest premiums and they might go even higher.
California wants to make electricity more affordable for poor people by charging rich more
California’s dramatic plan for electricity bills means rich people would pay more to support the power grid and the state’s transition to net zero.
Recession or no recession? Why Deutsche Bank says an economic downturn is 100% inevitable
The U.S. economy boomed and now, it’s time to bust, Deutsche Bank says. The investment bank sees 100% chance of U.S. recession this year. Here’s why.
Taxes take a bite of more people’s Social Security benefit each year. Here’s why.
It’s not just inflation that’s cutting the buying power of your Social Security benefit. Taxes are, too. Here’s how.
There was not a Fed rate hike in June. But, Americans are still paying for the last 10
The Fed passed on raising rates in June, but consumers are already reeling from the last 10 in a row. They should stay focused on paying down debt.
Inflation cools again as CPI data shows grocery prices fell, food cost eased; live updates
CPI report shows inflation fell to 4% in May, a new 2-year low, as gas prices, food price gains eased. Core consumer price increases remained high.
Who needs pricey lululemon leggings or Dyson Airwrap when you can get affordable dupes?
People aren’t letting inflation crimp their style. They’re turning to social media to find affordable dupes, or duplicates of the most coveted items.
Inflation’s easing. Do Americans still need their I bond protection? Experts weigh in
Americans snatched up I bonds amid 40-year inflation in 2022. Now that prices are cooling and rates are rising, I bonds are losing their luster.