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The FDA-approved Wegovy pill arrives January 5 at $150/month through TrumpRx. Medicare coverage expands and Eli Lilly's competing pill could launch by spring.
Employer health insurance costs are projected to rise 6-7% in 2026, the highest increase since 2010. Learn what's driving the surge and how to protect your wallet.
Car insurance rates have risen 64% since September 2020, far outpacing general inflation. Experts say 2026 will bring another 4-7% increase, with no meaningful relief in sight.
New analysis shows the average American household will pay $1,400 more in 2026 due to tariffs on imports from China, Mexico, and Canada. Here's how the trade war affects your wallet.
December retail data reveals the weakest holiday spending in nearly a year. As 'Buy Now, Pay Later' bills come due and the K-shaped economy widens, consumer resilience faces its toughest test.
The Social Security Administration faces 6 million pending cases, leaving disabled Americans waiting months for decisions. Staff cuts and funding battles have created a crisis.
Federal clean vehicle tax credits ended September 30, 2025 under Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill. Here's what EV buyers should consider now that the $7,500 incentive is gone.
Corporate layoffs hit 1.2 million in 2025, up 54% from the prior year. With over 100 companies filing WARN notices for January 2026, the restructuring wave shows no signs of slowing.
Homeowners insurance is projected to rise 8% in both 2026 and 2027, while auto insurance increases by 4-7%. Climate risk, tariffs, and repair costs are driving the surge.
The December employment report arrives January 9 with forecasts pointing to another slow month for hiring. What the labor market outlook means for Fed policy and workers.
December's 0.1% retail contraction, the weakest holiday performance in nearly a year, has economists revising 2026 GDP forecasts downward as stagflation fears mount.
The national average gas price has fallen to $2.83 per gallon, the lowest since late 2020. Here's what cheap fuel means for consumers and the inflation outlook.