Credit expert warns borrowers about the 'American drain' as new mortgage scoring models take effect
Credit repair expert Micah Smith says new VantageScore 4.0 mortgage rules let rent payments count, but warns late payments and high balances cut both ways.
Federal government made $186B in improper payments last fiscal year
Improper federal payments hit $186 billion in fiscal year 2025, with Medicare, Medicaid and tax credits accounting for the bulk, a new GAO report finds.
Work more, lose less? New bill aims to end Social Security penalty
A proposed bill from Sen. Rick Scott and Rep. Greg Murphy would let Social Security beneficiaries work without having their benefits reduced.
Nearly half of Gen X workers are delaying retirement as rising costs, stagnant wages drain savings
Nearly 50% of Gen X employees are pushing back their retirement dates due to rising costs and stagnant wages, according to a new PwC financial wellness survey.
Treasury freezes $344M in crypto as 'Operation Economic Fury' pushes Iran to industrial breaking point
The Treasury froze $344M in Iran-linked crypto, escalating pressure as officials warn Tehran could lose $170M daily with oil exports nearing disruption.
O’Leary slams NYC tax plan as ‘sheer blind stupidity,’ defends wealthy investors
O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary criticizes NYC tax proposals targeting wealthy investors, saying the policy risks undermining economic activity.
Google co-founder rips California billionaire tax: 'I fled socialism'
Google co-founder Sergey Brin slams California's proposed billionaire tax, likening it to the socialism he fled in the Soviet Union as a child in 1979.
Tech titans Elon Musk and Sam Altman head to court in trial over OpenAI: What to know
Elon Musk's lawsuit alleging OpenAI violated its nonprofit mission heads to trial as jury selection begins in a federal court in Oakland, California.
Five financial mistakes Americans in their 30s and 40s are making, expert warns
Experts say even small changes to everyday financial habits could boost long-term wealth. Here are five costly money mistakes Americans in their 30s and 40s should avoid.
Here's what happens when you dispute a credit card charge
Disputing a credit card charge triggers a formal process that usually ends in your favor. You have 60 days from your credit card statement to dispute a charge.
Suspects convicted for insurance fraud after staging costume bear attacks in luxury vehicles caught on camera
Three Los Angeles-area residents were convicted after allegedly staging fake bear attacks on luxury vehicles using a costume to collect more than $140,000 in insurance payouts.
Live Nation says ‘game is not over’ after jury finds company liable for ticketing monopoly
A federal jury in New York found Live Nation and Ticketmaster liable for monopolistic practices, in what attorneys general called a landmark victory.
Tax expert offers tips for last-minute filers
Lisa Greene-Lewis, CPA and TurboTax expert, offers some last minute tips for taxpayers filing their 2025 tax returns ahead of the midnight deadline on Tax Day.
Kevin Warsh’s confirmation process for Fed chair to advance next week
Heritage Foundation chief economist EJ Antoni discusses the investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell on ‘The Bottom Line.’
Trump admin's Operation Epic Fury takes aim at banks handling Iranian money
The Treasury Department said it has evidence that banks in Oman, the UAE, Hong Kong and China have allowed Iranian funds for illicit purposes
Businesses shift to lower-regulation states as costs mount
Outer Realm CEO Dhara Patel relocated from New York to Florida, citing heavy compliance costs and tax savings as key factors in her business move.
GOP senator proposes advance tax credits to tackle rising out-of-pocket healthcare costs
Sen. Bill Cassidy says his proposal aims to make healthcare more affordable by giving Americans advance tax credits to cover out-of-pocket expenses.
The market is focused on the price of oil, Bob Doll says
Crossmark CEO and CIO Bob Doll discusses the impact of geopolitics and the Iran conflict on the market on 'Making Money.'
IRS CEO refutes report: 'No staffing shortages here'
IRS CEO Frank Bisignano discusses a report regarding staffing, higher refunds and the Trump Accounts on 'Varney & Co.'
Beware of these tax scams as the filing deadline approaches, Congress warns
Bipartisan congressional leaders warn taxpayers about rising tax season scams, including IRS impersonation and third-party tax preparer fraud schemes.



















