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4 Ways the Trump Administration Can Decrease the Retirement Costs in the Next 3 Years

Learn how the Trump administration could use policy changes to reduce retirement costs over the next three years and what it may mean for you.

By Vance Cariaga

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Dave Ramsey Says the 50-Year Mortgage Was a ‘Bogus Political Stunt’ — Here’s Why

When President Trump presented the idea of a 50-year-mortgage, personal finance experts largely decried the concept — including Ramsey.

By Dawn Allcot

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I Compared Prices Before and After Trump’s Tariffs: Here’s What Changed

The data shows Americans are actually paying more for essential and everyday items than before the tariffs.

By Heather Altamirano

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5 Hidden Ways the WHO Exit Could Change Your Healthcare Costs

While leaving won’t immediately change things, healthcare costs could potentially change for many Americans — find out more.

By John Schmoll

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Trump’s Tariffs: How Much 6 Popular Electronics Have Increased in Price Since April 2025

Here are the most exposed gadget categories on store shelves.

By Tobi Opeyemi Amure

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New Timeline for $2K Dividend Check — What You Can Expect Now

Get the latest on Trump’s $2,000 tariff dividend check. Discover what it is, when it may arrive, and how shifting timelines and scams could affect you.

By Nicholas Morine

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What 2026 Senior Tax Deduction Means for Social Security and Retirement Planning

New tax rules for seniors bring bigger deductions, potential refunds & planning opportunities, with impacts on retirement income & Social Security.

By Vance Cariaga

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Why 2026 Social Security Check May Feel Smaller Than Anticipated

Social Security’s new COLA boosts benefits, but Medicare premiums, IRMAA surcharges, Part D costs and tax withholding can shrink retirees’ real increase.

By John Csiszar

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What Trump’s Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh Could Mean for Your Wallet

President Donald Trump has revealed his pick to replace Powell: Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor, White House advisor and Wall Street banker.

By Vance Cariaga

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What a $460 Monthly Cut in Social Security Would Mean for Millions of Retirees

Social Security is facing funding issues, which could lead to a cut in benefits. Learn how a potential payout reduction could end up impacting retirees.

By Cynthia Measom

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How Much Could Trump’s 10% Credit Card Cap Save You?

A proposal floated by President Trump to temporarily cap credit card interest rates at 10% has opened debate over how much relief borrowers could actually see.

By Jordan Rosenfeld

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Food Stamps: What To Know About SNAP Payments in February 2026

The OBBBA included overhauls of the SNAP program, which impacts those who rely on SNAP benefits.

By Andrew Lisa

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Social Security’s Built-In Benefit Cut Is Coming — Here’s What It Means for You

Social Security’s built-in benefit cut is getting closer than many retirees realize, and it is largely a math problem hiding in plain sight.

By Tobi Opeyemi Amure

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Best Long-Term Stocks To Watch or Invest In Right Now

This guide covers the best long term stocks to watch and invest in now, with clear, friendly explanations to help you make the best investment choices.

By Rudri Bhatt Patel, CFHC™

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Can You Really Retire on Social Security Alone in 2026? An Honest Budget Breakdown

See what a real Social Security-only retirement budget could look like in 2026, as well as whether you could truly live on Social Security benefits alone.

By Josephine Nesbit

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Trump’s 10% Credit Card Rate Cap Could Backfire, Expert Warns

A fintech expert warned that a 10% credit card interest limit could backfire, leading to more debt, tighter lending and a shift toward higher‑cost alternatives.

By Gabrielle Olya

Trump’s New ‘Board of Peace’: What Geopolitics Has To Do With Your 401(k) and Investments

The “Board of Peace” could have lasting effects on the American economy (and your wallet).

By Travis Woods

The Fed Is Likely To Keep Interest Rates Steady Despite Trump Pressure — What This Means for Your Loans

In spite of constant, threatening pressure from President Donald Trump to lower interest rates, the Federal Reserve is likely to hold interest rates steady at this week’s policy meeting, as reported by CNBC. While Trump has expressed intense frustration, anger and even a criminal investigation into the Chair of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, the Fed is expected to hold its current course of a 3.50% to 3.75% range.

By Travis Woods

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Here’s How Trump’s $2K Dividend Could Impact the Cost of Cars

Could President Donald Trump’s proposed $2,000 tariff dividend shift car prices, financing costs and demand? Here’s how it may impact new and used buyers.

By Tobi Opeyemi Amure

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Warren Buffett’s Financial Plan To Eliminate America’s Debt in 5 Minutes

In an interview, Buffett said, “I could end the deficit in five minutes.” Could his plan work?

By Caitlyn Moorhead

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Foreign Tax Credit: How To Avoid Double Taxation on International Income

The Foreign Tax Credit is a way to lessen your U.S. tax liability and offset income taxes paid to other countries. Find out if you qualify this tax season:

By Ana Gotter

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Trump Just Dumped His Plan To Let You Use Your 401(k) for a Down Payment: What Now?

President Trump backed off his plan to let buyers tap 401(k)s for down payments, raising new questions about housing affordability and what comes next.

By Travis Woods

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A Government Shutdown Is Imminent – Why This One Could Hit Your Wallet Differently

Just a few months after the longest government shutdown in American history, the U.S. government is yet again teetering on the brink of another shutdown. Lawmakers have been unable to agree upon funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its controversial office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and must do so before the fiscal year deadline: midnight on Friday, January 30. Should they fail, the government will once again come to a funding standstill.

By Travis Woods

US President Donald Trump during the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos on January 21, 2026.

Trump’s Plan for Greenland: The Expected Economic Impact on the American Middle Class in the Coming Months

Greenland has been on the minds of many consumers in the United States over the past couple of weeks, particularly as President Donald Trump issued threats to use force to obtain Greenland and…

By Chris Adam

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Trump’s Tariffs: How the Upcoming Supreme Court Decision Will Impact the Price of Groceries

Learn how an upcoming Supreme Court tariff decision could affect grocery prices and what changes American shoppers may see at the checkout line.

By Chris Adam

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Tax Deductions and Credits Explained (2025-2026): What You Can Claim and How to Save

When tax season rolls around, deductions and credits can make a real difference in how much you owe — or how much you get back. Deductions lower the portion of your income that’s taxed, while credits…

By Andrew Lisa

Recession Odds Now at 60% — 6 Things To Do With Your Money Right Now

With recession odds climbing to 60%, learn the smartest money moves to protect your savings, reduce risk and stay financially secure right now.

By Jacob Wade

United States President Donald J Trump announced a $12 billion economic aid package for farmers during a roundtable discussion held in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, District of Columbia.

3 Ways Trump’s Affordability Campaign Could Hurt Your Finances in 2026

From credit card caps to housing changes, see how President Trump’s affordability proposals could reshape costs for borrowers, homeowners and renters.

By Heather Altamirano

3 Key Points in Trump’s Davos Speech That Will Impact Your Wallet Right Now

From Greenland to tariffs, the president touched on three key issues that experts say could directly affect your wallet.

By Heather Altamirano

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5 States With the Highest Federal Childcare Subsidies

Discover the five states receiving the most federal childcare subsidies and how funding levels could shape access, affordability and family budgets.

By G. Brian Davis

Trump & Venezuela: New Foreign Policy, New Changes for Your 401(k)

Learn how shifting U.S.–Venezuela foreign policy could impact markets, energy stocks and your 401(k) plan as investors adjust to new geopolitical risks.

By G. Brian Davis

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Trump’s Tariffs: How the Upcoming Supreme Court Decision Will Impact the Price of Gas

Learn how an upcoming Supreme Court tariff decision could influence gas prices and what drivers may soon pay at the pump amid shifting trade and energy costs.

By Heather Altamirano

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Trump Proposes Change on Who Can Buy Single-Family Homes: How Could That Affect the Housing Market?

Trump’s proposed ban on institutional homebuyers purchasing single-family homes sounds bold, but will it fix housing shortages or affordability challenges?

By G. Brian Davis

Trump’s Tariffs: How the Upcoming Supreme Court Decision Could Impact the Stock Market

The eventual Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s tariff powers could shake corporate costs, profits and market outlooks. Here’s what investors should watch.

By Kerra Bolton

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In a Tariff Economy, Here’s How Much the Average Middle-Class Retiree Spends at 65, 75 and 85

Find out how much the average middle-class retiree spends at age 65, 75 and 85.

By Marc Guberti

Trump’s New Healthcare Plan Promises To Lower Drug Prices and Send You Money for Premiums

Trump outlines a healthcare plan that pledges cheaper drug costs and new premium funding, leaving many wondering what it means for their coverage.

By Travis Woods

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4 Big Shakeups That Might Be Coming to Social Security in 2026

If you receive Social Security, you may be closely watching what changes may come in 2026. However, even if you don’t receive benefits or feel like you’re years away from needing to pay attention, the…

By Chris Adam

Elon Musk Announces Change to a Tesla Fee That Could Impact Everything

Tesla is killing its one-time Full Self-Driving fee and moving to $99 a month. See why this shift could reshape the company and what it means for drivers.

By Travis Woods

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How Much Richer Donald Trump Has Gotten Over the Last 5 Years?

Donald Trump’s wealth has surged over the past five years. See how much richer he’s gotten and what fueled his growing net worth.

By Vance Cariaga

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What Will Mortgage Rates Look Like in 2026 Under the Trump Administration?

Here’s what to know, and what could continue to change under the Trump administration in 2026.

By Caitlyn Moorhead

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Trump’s New Prescription Plan vs. Mark Cuban’s: Experts Weigh In

Fed up with soaring prescription drug costs, billionaire Mark Cuban launched the Mark Cuban CostPlus Drug Company, an online pharmacy offering low-cost generic medications, with co-founder Alex…

By Heather Altamirano

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Trump’s ‘Great Healthcare Plan’ Promises Lower Drug Costs — Will Your Pharmacy Bill Really Drop?

President Donald Trump announced a new healthcare proposal he’s urging Congress to pass, dubbed ‘The Great Healthcare Plan,’ which aims to lower drug prescription costs and “puts more money in your…

By Heather Altamirano

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I Tracked Costco Prices Before and After Trump’s Tariffs — The Changes Surprised Me

Find out how Costco prices changed between spring and December, showing how the impact of tariffs could be hitting shoppers’ wallets.

By Emily Fowler

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How the Investment ‘Trump Accounts’ Could Affect Low-Income Americans

Discover how Trump Accounts could help give low-income families a financial head start through long-term investing and compound growth. Discover more now.

By Alan Joseph

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Experts Warn Consumers Could Pay More If 10% Credit Card Cap Limits Rewards and Raises Other Fees

Trump’s proposed plan to cap credit card interest rates at 10% for a year could save consumers money, but experts warn of tighter lending and higher fees.

By Chris Adam

2026 Mortgage Rates May Drop Because of This Trump Proposal — Will It Help You Buy a House?

Trump’s housing proposal could push 2026 mortgage rates lower—find out what it means for homebuyers and if it helps you afford a house.

By Travis Woods

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What Trump’s Dispute with the Federal Reserve Means for Interest Rates (and You)

Trump’s dispute with the Federal Reserve could impact interest rates and your finances. Learn what’s driving the clash and what it means for you.

By Travis Woods

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How To File a Tax Extension With the IRS and What to Expect

If you need more time to finish your taxes, the IRS allows one free six month extension. Here’s how to file for a tax extension.

By Rudri Bhatt Patel, CFHC™

3 Ways Trump’s Credit Card Plan Could Have Major Consequences for Your Money

President Donald Trump’s plan to cap credit card interest at 10% may slash profits, restrict lending and trigger economic ripple effects. Find out more.

By Travis Woods

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How Trump’s Push on Venezuela, Cuba and Greenland Could Reshape Everyday American Finances

Trump’s recent actions in Venezuela, as well as remarks about Cuba and Greenland, could affect gas prices and shake U.S. finances. Here’s what to expect.

By Travis Woods

On January 3, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump held a news conference at the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida, U.S.A., announcing that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro had been formally charged in the United States. Maduro's capture followed a series of U.S. airstrikes in Venezuela, marking a major escalation in the Trump administration’s campaign against the Maduro regime.

Here’s How Trump’s Mission in Venezuela Could Impact the Upper Class

Personal finance experts reveal how Venezuela’s oil reserves and U.S. policy could affect energy prices, markets and upper class wealth. Find out more.

By Chris Adam

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5 Ways Tariffs Could Hit Your Wallet in 2026 — and How To Prepare

Tariffs in 2026 may raise prices again—see five ways they hit your wallet and simple steps to prepare your budget before costs rise.

By Gabriel Vito

President Donald Trump departs the White House for a quick trip to Quantico, VA, where he addresses military leaders on September 30, 2025 .

5 Biggest Benefits of Trump’s Tariffs in 2025

Some experts asserted that the U.S. may see some advantages from President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

By Dawn Allcot

Here’s How Trump’s Mission in Venezuela Could Impact Gas Prices

Trump’s bold move in Venezuela sparks many questions. For one, could U.S. gas prices rise or fall as oil politics shift? Here’s what some are predicting.

By Travis Woods

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Here’s How Trump’s Mission in Venezuela Could Impact the Stock Market

Trump’s moves in Venezuela could continue impacting oil, defense and gold stocks. See some of the possible short-, medium- and long-term market impacts.

By G. Brian Davis

4 Everyday Items That Could Spike in Price After Trump’s Mission in Venezuela

Will Trump’s Venezuela mission impact U.S. imports? See what everyday goods — like seafood, plastics, spirits and electronics– could end up costing more.

By Kerra Bolton

How Trump’s Venezuela Strike May Sneak into Your Grocery Bill

This Venezuelan strike could destabilize the finances of the average American in a rather surprising way: via your grocery bill.

By Travis Woods

I Asked ChatGPT How the Conflict With Venezuela Could Impact My Finances — Here’s What It Said

Could President Donald Trump’s moves in Venezuela shake oil markets and your wallet? Here’s what ChatGPT had to say about the potential financial fallout.

By Travis Woods

Here’s How Trump’s Mission in Venezuela Could Impact the Middle Class

On Jan. 3, the world watched as President Donald Trump addressed Americans, saying the U.S. military had captured Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s embattled leader of 12 years, and his wife. The pair were…

By Heather Altamirano

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5 Companies Predicting Major Price Increases Due to Tariffs in 2026

Tariffs are already reshaping how much companies pay to make and import goods. In response, some major brands are raising prices to protect their margins.

By Kerra Bolton

6 Key Things To Know About Trump’s $2K Tariff Dividend Checks

Trump has proposed a tariff dividend check — who will qualify, how it’ll be funded and when you might see payments. Here’s what Americans should know.

By Kerra Bolton

Trump’s Tariffs: 6 Popular Food Items That Increased in Price Since April

President Donald Trump’s broad 2025 tariff campaign is now clearly visible in grocery aisles, reshaping prices on everything from beef to bananas.

By Tobi Opeyemi Amure

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Tariffs on Groceries To Know About for 2026

Learn which grocery tariffs could impact prices in 2026 and how they might affect your shopping budget and overall food costs.

By Jamela Adam

I Asked ChatGPT What Would Happen If Gas Prices Hit $10 a Gallon

If gas were to hit $10 a gallon, costs, commuting and the economy would shift fast. See how a price spike could reshape daily life and consumer budgets.

By Vance Cariaga

Trump’s $2K Dividend: Who Qualifies and How You’ll Get It

Here’s who might qualify and how Americans could receive the money.

By Heather Altamirano

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5 New Year’s Eve Traditions From Around the World Linked to Prosperity

From eating certain foods at midnight to wearing clothing that symbolizes currency, here are New Year’s Eve customs from around the world that are linked to prosperity.

By Cynthia Measom

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6 Grocery Items Poised for the Biggest Price Increases in 2026

Finance experts foresee the following categories of groceries experiencing big price increases.

By Dawn Allcot

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22 States in or Near a Recession Right Now — and What It Means for Residents

Find out which 25 states are in or near a recession and learn what this economic slowdown could mean for residents and their financial future.

By Nicholas Morine

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Food Stamps: What To Know About SNAP Payments in January 2026

The new year not only means new rules for many families but also increased responsibilities for states.

By Chris Adam

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Here’s the Amount of SNAP Benefits People Receive in Each State

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has been in the spotlight lately, such as with the recent government shutdown threatening benefits. While they remain under some political pressure…

By Jake Safane

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3 Ways the Trump Administration Can Increase Retirement Costs in the Next 3 Years

Three ways the Trump administration might increase the cost of retirement in the next three years.

By Vance Cariaga

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5 Types of People Struggling to Pay Bills Right Now — Are You One of Them?

Find out which 5 types of people are struggling to pay bills right now and see if you’re among those facing financial stress in today’s economy.

By Jennifer Taylor

How the Investment ‘Trump Accounts’ Will Affect the Middle Class

The real impact of Trump accounts depends on how much middle-class households can afford to contribute above the $1,000 Treasury money.

By Kerra Bolton

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What $10K Buys You Now vs. 10 Years Ago

Discover how far $10K goes today compared to 10 years ago, and what inflation and rising costs mean for your spending power.

By Jennifer Taylor

What Trump’s $2K Tariff Payout Could Look Like in Your State

If approved, the payout’s impact will vary widely depending on where you live.

By Kerra Bolton

Here’s How Trump’s $2K Dividend Could Impact Retirees on Social Security

Trump has hinted at a $2,000 stimulus funded by tariff revenue. What do retirees and Social Security recipients need to know about these possible payments?

By John Schmoll

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I Asked Grok What Will Happen If the AI Bubble Bursts

The current artificial intelligence (AI) boom has provided a major lift to the stock markets and economy this year. But it also carries at least one major risk: that the AI bubble will burst in much…

By Vance Cariaga

Here’s How Trump’s $2,000 Dividend May Impact the Stock Market

President Donald Trump has touted a $2,000 “dividend” check for each American tied to tariff revenue.

By Jacob Wade

If 2020 Prices Returned Overnight, How Much Would the Average Household Save per Month?

Imagine waking up tomorrow and discovering that every price in the economy has snapped back to what it was in 2020. Gas. Groceries. Housing. Travel. Everything. It is a fun thought experiment, but it…

By Jacob Wade

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These Grocery Items Have Gotten Less Expensive Since Trump Took Office

Find out which grocery items have dropped in price since Trump took office and how these changes could impact your shopping budget.

By J. Arky

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Construction Costs Could Surge $10,900 from New Tariffs — Will Home Prices Follow?

New tariffs could add $10,900 to construction costs — find out if home prices will rise and what this means for buyers and builders.

By Gabriel Vito

Trump’s Tax Promises for the Middle Class: How Much of Them Has He Fulfilled?

Trump promised big tax breaks for the middle class, but how much did he deliver? See what changed and what experts say about the results.

By Chris Adam

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Things Trump ‘Needs’ To Do for American’s Wallets in 2026, According to Economists

Economists outline key financial steps Trump should take in 2026 to strengthen Americans’ wallets and boost economic stability.

By G. Brian Davis

Trump Tariffs: 3 Items That Surprisingly Haven’t Increased in Price Since April

The toll tariffs are taking on companies this year adds up to a whopping $1.2 trillion with consumers are absorbing most of the costs.

By J. Arky

What Does Buffett’s Berkshire Latest Buy Say About the AI Bubble?

Warren Buffett’s latest move, loading up Berkshire Hathaway shares in Alphabet, directly signals how he views a potential AI bubble today.

By Tobi Opeyemi Amure

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6 Ways Trump’s Closing This Major Consumer Advocacy Agency Could Impact Your Finances

Trump shuttering the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could have a potentially significant effect on the finances of average Americans.

By John Csiszar

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The 10 States Most Likely To Overspend This Holiday Season — Is Yours on the List?

Gifts, travel, food, decorations and all those “just one more thing” purchases can quickly turn the most wonderful time of the year into the most wallet-draining.

By Kristen Mae

Former President Donald Trump speaks at a press conference at Trump Tower in New York City on Friday, September 6, 2024.

Supreme Court Fast-Tracks Trump’s Tariff Case: What the Decision Could Mean for Your Wallet

Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs face a Supreme Court showdown in coming weeks. Here’s what the ruling could mean for your wallet and the U.S. economy.

By Travis Woods

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Here’s How Elon Musk’s Pay Package Vote Could Affect Tesla Stock

After a few weeks of headlines debating whether or not Tesla CEO Elon Musk would see shareholders successful endorse a proposed pay package — one potentially worth $1 trillion, should all milestones…

By Nicholas Morine

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Tariff Rollbacks on Beef, Coffee and Fruit — Here’s How Much You Can Expect To Save

Tariff rollbacks on beef, coffee and fruit could mean big savings at the grocery store. Find out how much you can expect to keep in your pocket.

By Chris Adam

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George Kamel: 5 Impactful Changes Big Beautiful Bill Is Already Having on Your Wallet

Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill brings major tax relief, tip deductions, student loan changes and car purchase perks through 2028. But there are also setbacks.

By Ashley Donohoe

Trump’s 50-Year Mortgages: Why One Expert Thinks They’ll Help Homebuyers

Trump has proposed 50-year mortgage loans to boost home affordability. Could longer terms lower payments & expand buyer access (but raise interest costs)?

By Gabrielle Olya

United States President Donald J Trump participates in a Cabinet Meeting in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.

When Trump Says He Has ‘Solved’ Inflation, This Is What It Means for You

Understand what Trump’s claim about solving inflation means for your finances and how it could impact everyday costs and economic stability.

By Travis Woods

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What Will Mortgage Rates Look Like as We Come Out of a Government Shutdown?

The government shutdown now has ended, but Americans are still left with a lot of questions. For one, what will mortgage rates look like going forward?

By G. Brian Davis

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Tax Planning in the Trump Era: Strategies for High Earners

High earners face unique tax challenges under Trump-era policies—discover smart strategies to reduce liabilities and maximize savings before year-end.

By John Csiszar