Top wedding trends of the season
Every couple wants their wedding to be unforgettable and there are a few trends brides and grooms are jumping on to make their day one-of-a-kind.
Get ready for busy travel season; airlines could set record
If you're planning a big vacation trip this summer, move over.
As Americans take on more debt, some pockets of concern
After a stint of frugality, Americans have returned to their borrowing ways.
Trump budget draws ire, concern from minority communities
Advocates for minority communities say President Donald Trump's proposed budget answers the question he famously posed to black Americans during his campaign: "What the hell do you have to lose?" His $4.1 trillion spending plan for the budget year beginning Oct. 1 generally makes deep cuts in safety net programs, including Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program and Social Security's disability program.
Adults increasingly less optimistic over financial well-being, study says
According to a recent study by United Income, a startup financial planning service, adults are becoming less optimistic about future economic growth and financial health as they age.
Newly insured fret over gains made under US health care law
More than 20 million people in the United States gained coverage under the Affordable Care Act — the health overhaul that's helped pushed uninsured rates to historic lows over the past few years.
Top wedding trends of the season
Wedding trends
Why valedictorians rarely become millionaires, author says
This is why high school valedictorians rarely become millionaires in the real world.
Could the U.S. adopt a universal basic income?
Basic income
Memorial Day drivers, 39 million may hit the road
The summer kickoff may be the busiest for drivers since 2005.
Americans Are Traveling (& Spending) More Than Ever This Memorial Day
Memorial Day is often referred to as the kickoff of summer and this year it looks like people are kicking the season off with a getaway.
Zuckerberg, Oprah, and Trump give graduates their best career advice
Graduation season is in full swing—and while many celebrities, politicians, and CEOs are giving commencement addresses—a trio of billionaires are dishing out some straight talk on careers, getting ahead in life and how to do what you love.
Alzheimer's deaths up 55% as Merck, Lilly still racing to find cure
Alzheimer’s deaths in the U.S. increased 55% since 1999, according to new a CDC report released Thursday.
Long-term US mortgage rates fall to lowest levels of 2017
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week to their lowest levels of the year.
This is Uber's biggest employee problem, and it's not sexism, says HR boss
After being riddled with lawsuits, executive departures and multiple headlines involving sexism for several months, Uber’s chief of human resources told USA TODAY that the start up’s culture is no worse than any other company that she has worked at.
Average US 30-year mortgage rate falls to 3.95 pct, 2017 low
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week to their lowest levels of the year.
10-word answers (or less) to your life insurance questions
If you're thinking about buying life insurance, it helps to know some basics.
US home equity is back, so why aren't more people borrowing?
Alicia Johnson and her husband wanted to renovate their home last fall but ran into a roadblock: When they tried to refinance their mortgage and borrow against their equity, five banks said no. Problem was, the Johnsons' mortgage covered their home in Christiansburg, Virginia, and some adjacent land — a deal-breaker.
Graco recalling more than 25K car seats
Graco car seat recall
New Zealand to spend budget windfall on roads and cut taxes
New Zealand's conservative government is planning to reduce taxes and spend more money on building roads and railways as it looks to cash in on a thriving economy.










