Rising gas prices at the pump ruining your day? Here is the good news
Rising gas prices are never pleasant, but here is something to cheer you up the next time you feel like you are getting robbed at the gas pump.
US mortgage rates post biggest drop in decade to 4.06 pct.
Purchasing a home just became a lot cheaper, thanks mostly to the Federal Reserve's decision to put its interest rate hikes on hold for now.
What should the Powerball winner do to protect their money?
Powerball winner
Walgreens joins CVS in selling CBD-infused products in select stores
Both pharmacies will slowly start to offer cannabis-infused products to customers.
How your tax refund could improve your credit
Money can't buy you a good credit score, but you might be able to use your income tax refund strategically to polish your credit.
These are the 10 biggest lottery jackpots in US history - and the people who won them
A single winning ticket for Wednesday's $768.4 million Powerball jackpot was sold in Wisconsin.
How technology is improving seniors' lives
The future of senior living
Estate and inheritance tax guide: The best and worst states to die in
Eighteen states subject their citizens to estate taxes or inheritance taxes in addition to federal estate tax. Review these 'death taxes' state by state.
The truth about America's growing opioid overdose crisis
When more than 70,000 Americans die from overdoses in one year, something must be done.
Families make online videos a job but few rules protect kids
A trip to the grocery store.
Green New Deal fantasy-nightmare: Dems show true colors in 0 vote
All Americans, no matter what their political persuasion, should rejoice at the results of Tuesday's Senate resolution vote on the Green New Deal.
MLB average salary drops for 2nd straight year despite record contracts
While average pay is on the decline, this offseason showed that MLB teams are still willing to shell out massive contracts to the league’s top stars.
Millennial Money: There's more than 1 way to slay a debt
The saying that debt is easy to get into and hard to get out of hits home for younger Americans: At the end of 2018, 18- to 29-year-olds carried over $1 trillion in debt, according to the Federal Reserve.
Yield-curve inversion: Why you should care
Recession ahead? Let's just say it has a pretty darn good record and with many areas around the globe already having issues, one must question whether the U.S. will be immune.
Apple unveils new credit card
'Apple Card' unveiled
Poland aims to meet EU budget rules despite higher spending
Poland's finance minister says she is aiming to keep the country's budget deficit within European Union rules even after a series of pre-election spending pledges to help families, young people and pensioners.
Levi's CEO urges customers not to wash their jeans
He said he hasn’t washed his in 10 years.
US home sales soared 11.8 percent in February as affordability helped by rising wages and falling mortgage rates
US home sales soared 11.8 percent in February as affordability helped by rising wages and falling mortgage rates.
Mother Russia: South Florida sees a boom in 'birth tourism'
Every year, hundreds of pregnant Russian women travel to the United States to give birth so that their child can acquire all the privileges of American citizenship.
Climate change, or alarmism? Wyoming drilling halt ruling isn't based on science
Should we derail the entire energy industry that has brought a multitude of benefits for society because someone is telling us that the sky is falling?


















