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Social Security benefits rose 2.8% in January, but Medicare Part B premiums jumped 9.7%. Here's the math on what retirees actually gain—and strategies to protect your income.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index hit a record 72.0, with 73% of business owners expecting revenue growth. Here's what's driving the optimism.
Americans paid a record $160 billion in credit card interest in 2024, up 52% from 2022, according to the CFPB's latest report. With average APRs at all-time highs, the interest burden continues climbing.
President Trump called for a one-year 10% cap on credit card interest rates starting January 20. With average rates above 20%, here's what the proposal could mean for the $1.2 trillion Americans carry in credit card debt.
U.S. employers are planning 3.5% average salary increases for 2026, down from post-pandemic highs. With economic uncertainty overtaking labor competition, workers face a new reality in wage negotiations.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act's retroactive tax provisions mean Americans filing 2025 returns could receive refunds averaging $300 to $1,000 more than typical years, with total stimulus estimated at $30-100 billion.
Treasury Secretary Bessent announced implementation of Trump's auto loan interest tax deduction, allowing up to $10,000 in annual deductions. Ford and GM shares jumped to new 52-week highs.
JPMorgan's annual business survey reveals a sharp drop in optimism among midsize companies, with only 39% confident in the national economy for 2026—down from 65% a year ago.
Multiple surveys project 3.2-3.6% average salary increases for 2026, down slightly from 2025. Here's what's driving compensation decisions and how to maximize your earnings.
Paying off debt tops Americans' financial resolutions for 2026. Experts share proven strategies for tackling credit cards, building savings, and setting achievable money goals.
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.
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.