New study says popular bachelor's degrees and high-paying jobs don't always align
A new study from the HEA Group found that some of the most popular college bachelor’s degrees don’t always lead to the high-paying jobs.
US debt default could send mortgage rates soaring above 8%
The U.S. housing market could tumble into a deep freeze if Congress fails to raise the debt ceiling by June 1 and defaults on its financial obligations.
Campaign donors see the 'viability of Ron DeSantis': Julia Manchester
The Hill national politics reporter Julia Manchester breaks down the 'rumblings' about 2024 presidential candidates and their campaign contributions.
CEOs give fair warning to Chicago over bad-for-business policies
Chicago businesses feel “very shocked" and “deeply concerned" about the city's high crime and "ill-conceived" policies forcing owners and their establishments to relocate.
Shopping for cheaper insurance hits a new high as Americans seek relief from rising rates: J.D. Power
The rate at which drivers were given new auto insurance quotes increased by 13.1% in the first quarter of 2023 – the highest rate since June 2021. And the switch rate increased by 4.1%, according to J.D. Power report.
Speaker McCarthy has made 'the first step towards a balanced budget': Newt Gingrich
Fox News contributor and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich criticizes President Biden for being 'totally incompetent' in handling America's economy.
Bezos, Sanchez engaged. Is there a prenuptial agreement?
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has reportedly become engaged to girlfriend Lauren Sanchez. It's unknown whether they have decided to opt for a prenuptial agreement.
TikTok, social media fuel ‘performance crime’
An uptick in "performance crime" has been attributed to the depiction of crimes like the so-called "Kia challenge" in videos on TikTok and other social media platforms.
If you're like most people right now, you're struggling: David Stryzewski
Sound Planning Group's David Stryzewski joined 'The Big Money Show' to discuss inflation, advising that the Fed 'needs to pause.'
How supporting local community events can yield business opportunities
The scope and involvement of businesses can vary depending on the event. Some alliances could include a monetary component, while other support could be sharing your time and talents.
Dave Ramsey explains the 'shovel-to-hole ratio' to balance debt with income
Ramsey Solutions founder Dave Ramsey discusses needing a sense of 'hope' to make impactful changes in personal finance habits.
Venmo launches supervised teen accounts
For the first time, teens between the ages of 13 and 17 years old will be able to have their own Venmo account. However, they will come with various parental controls.
Reparations, 'expansion of welfare state' generates 'dependency': Kenneth Blackwell
Former Cincinnati Mayor and Housing and Urban Development Deputy Undersecretary Kenneth Blackwell explains how reparation payments give power to the government, not Black communities.
Whistleblower details ‘distorted and twisted’ FBI amid weaponization claims: ‘Rot’ at the top
Despite his family becoming displaced, suspended FBI special agent Garret O'Boyle says he'll continue to "shine a light in the darkness that the FBI continues to try to hide."
America's debt hits new record of more than $17 trillion: NY Fed
Consumer debt reached a record of $17.05 trillion in Q1 2023. Many Americans still deal with high inflation and are seeking help from their financial institutions, reports say.
AG Patrick Morrisey on challenging EPA rules: Biden admin is 'overstretching' once again
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey discusses the impact of the EPA's rules on his state, the media dismissing the border crisis as a fearmongering tactic and his gubernatorial candidacy.
The FBI operates like a 'ten-headed snake': Whistleblower Garret O'Boyle
FBI line agent and whistleblower Garret O'Boyle says his attempt to expose intentional 'mishandling' of investigations has resulted in agency retaliation.
Treasury to run low on cash by June 8 or 9 unless debt limit raised: Goldman Sachs
A pair of Goldman Sachs economists wrote that the Treasury is likely to run out of the funding needed to pay federal bills by June 8 or 9, although cash could run low sooner.
JPMorgan investor day, debt talks, Costco, Nvidia earnings top week ahead
Investors to keep tabs on debt ceiling talks, which are expected to restart Monday, as busy week looms for earnings, with Costco, Nvidia, Dick's Sporting Goods, AutoZone set to report.
Why it’s important to start a retirement plan in your 20s
Saving for retirement early can have lots of benefits for young professionals in their 20s. Being able to retire earlier or with more money is just one example.