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A Treasury watchdog warns the IRS entered the 2026 filing season severely understaffed after losing 19,000 employees, raising the risk of delayed refunds for millions of taxpayers.
Fidelity reports a record 654,000 401(k) millionaires as of Q3 2025, with millennials representing the fastest-growing segment. Here's what's driving the surge and what it means for retirement planning.
The average new vehicle transaction price hit an all-time record of $50,326 in December. With 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and parts, Cox Automotive projects prices could climb another $5,500.
With January layoffs surging to 108,000, hiring plans at record lows, and the jobs report delayed by a government shutdown, investors face a labor market that is quietly deteriorating beneath the surface of a record-high stock market.
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman is preparing a landmark dual listing that would take both his investment firm and a new closed-end fund public, targeting $5 billion and offering retail investors an unprecedented window into hedge fund returns.
With tariffs raising household costs by $1,300, hiring slowing to its weakest pace since 2003, and the Fed holding rates steady, here are five practical money moves to protect your finances in 2026.
A new Pew Research poll finds 72% of Americans rate economic conditions as only fair or poor, even as the Dow crossed 50,000. Healthcare, food, and housing costs dominate public anxiety.
ACA Marketplace premiums jumped 21.7% in 2026 after enhanced subsidies expired, with the average enrollee's annual premium payments more than doubling from $888 to $1,904.
Exxon Mobil shares climbed to $149.57, a new 52-week high, as the energy giant reported Q4 earnings of $7.3 billion and its highest annual production in 40 years at 4.7 million barrels per day.
The Trump administration has acquired equity stakes in at least 10 companies including Intel, creating an unprecedented experiment in American state capitalism that experts warn poses serious risks.
Lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill to cap credit card interest rates at 10% APR as the average rate on general-purpose cards hits a record 25.2% and total revolving debt approaches $1.3 trillion.
The Federal Reserve's latest consumer credit report shows borrowing accelerated to a 5.7% annual rate in December, the fastest pace since summer, as credit card debt hit a record $1.233 trillion.