Trump's Tariffs Cost the Average American Household $1,200 in 2025
Analysis shows Trump's tariff policies added $1,200 to the average household's costs in 2025, with the effective tariff rate reaching its highest level since 1935.
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Analysis shows Trump's tariff policies added $1,200 to the average household's costs in 2025, with the effective tariff rate reaching its highest level since 1935.
With major tax law changes taking effect in 2026, these six financial moves could save you thousands if completed before the December 31 deadline.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicts Americans will receive up to $100 billion in larger tax refunds next year thanks to retroactive tax cuts in the OBBBA.
Consumer confidence has fallen for five straight months to its lowest level in five years, yet holiday spending rose 4.2%. Here's what's really happening in the American economy.
U.S. credit card debt has surged to a record $1.23 trillion, up 60% since 2021. With APRs above 22%, millions face a challenging start to 2026.
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America's economy is increasingly K-shaped, with wealthy households driving growth while working-class families struggle. The top 10% now account for 50% of consumer spending.
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack signaled that interest rates could remain unchanged 'for months.' The hawkish message reinforces expectations for a slow pace of cuts in 2026.
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Compare auto insurance options effectively. Understand coverage types, what affects your rates, and how to find the right policy without overpaying.
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The 30-year fixed mortgage rate has settled around 6%, down from 6.72% a year ago. Here's what the current rate environment means for homebuyers and refinancers.