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Credit card delinquencies have hit a five-year high while consumer spending remains robust. The paradox reveals an economy that's booming for some and buckling for others.
With consumers carrying record credit card debt and delinquencies rising, Thursday's earnings from Visa and Mastercard will reveal whether spending resilience can continue.
The Transportation Security Administration confirmed that the 2025-2026 holiday travel period was the busiest in history, with 44.3 million passengers screened over 17 days.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminates most income-driven repayment plans and makes student loan forgiveness taxable. Here's what borrowers need to know before the July 2026 deadline.
The dreaded mortgage rate lock-in effect that froze the housing market is showing signs of breaking down. Nearly 30% of homeowners now have rates above current market levels.
President Trump proposes capping credit card interest rates at 10% for one year. Banks warn the move would devastate millions of borrowers by cutting off access to credit entirely.
EIA forecasts Brent crude to average $56 per barrel in 2026, down 19% from 2025, as global oil production outpaces demand and inventories rise.
NAHB Housing Market Index drops to 37 in January as nearly half of builders slash prices. Buyers may find unexpected opportunities in the new-construction market.
EIA forecasts US gasoline prices will average $2.92 per gallon in 2026, marking the first sub-$3 average since 2020 and fourth consecutive year of falling pump prices.
The Conference Board releases January consumer confidence on Tuesday at 10 AM ET. Here's what economists expect and why the data matters for stocks and Fed policy.
With the 10-year Treasury near 4.25% and the Fed expected to hold rates steady, government bonds offer attractive risk-adjusted income. Here's the opportunity.
The IRS begins accepting 2025 tax returns on January 26, 2026. From new deductions for tips and overtime to Trump Accounts for children, here's what's changed.