Many Americans prioritize saving for retirement despite being squeezed by rising costs: survey
Inflation and rising costs have meant curtailing how many Americans spend money, but 34% said they saved more for retirement this past year, according to the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Board of Standards cost of living survey.
NYC bodegas get $1M for increased security in pilot program
Bodegas in the Bronx, Harlem and Washington Heights can apply for grants to get high-level security equipment installed in their stores starting in June.
1200 music artifacts headed to NYC's Hard Rock Cafe for three-day auction
Julien’s Auctions founder Martin Nolan talks auction memorabilia, ranging from Freddie Mercury's New York Yankees jacket to Bono's guitar on 'Kennedy.'
Housing market could tumble into a ‘deep freeze’ if US defaults on its debt
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.
Kevin O'Leary: John Kerry alienating rural America is 'political suicide'
O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary reacts to John Kerry targeting the agriculture industry in his latest green energy push on 'The Big Money Show.'
NY exec says Orange County ‘up in arms’ over ‘zero answers’ from Mayor Adams
Orange County Executive Steven Neuhaus says it's "completely disturbing" and "very frustrating" to get zero transparency on New York City Mayor Eric Adams' migrant plan.
Credit card debt set to hit $1T as chronic inflation crushes Americans
Federal Reserve data released Monday is expected to show that U.S. households are carrying $1 trillion in credit card debt, the highest level on record.
How billionaire Mike Bloomberg got fired and what came next
Billionaire Mike Bloomberg, a one time presidential hopeful, looked back on getting fired decades ago and how it affected his professional and personal trajectory and the advice he has for entrepreneurs.
Business leaders ‘concerned’ Congress won’t prevent default: WH National Economic Council chair
National Economic Council Director Lael Brainard said that debt-ceiling talks in Congress are "serious" and "constructive" as the deadline looms.
Self-checkout machines now ask for tips in latest squeeze on customers
Some companies are benefiting from introducing a new tipping option at self-checkout machines, leaving customers surprised and feeling obligated to leave a tip.
How and when you should check your credit scores
Checking your credit score can help you in many ways, especially if you're about to take out a new line of credit such as new credit card or a new loan from a bank.
Stronger regulations could come for big banks
Southern Bancorp Inc. CEO Darrin Williams tells ‘Making Money’ that the federal government's ‘well-intended’ response to the banking crisis gives the ‘impression’ that large banks are more important than community banks.
Natalee Holloway case: Aruban guide hired by Beth Holloway says island took economic hit after disappearance
An Aruban guide that Beth Holloway and friends hired in 2005 after her daughter went missing told FOX Business that the island has taken an economic hit.
How to determine if an HOA is worth the monthly cost
Homeowners associations fees typically cover the cost of maintenance for community amenities like swimming pools, parks and green spaces. Some might cover the costs of utilities.
'Happy Days' star Scott Baio ditches California for 'fantastic' Florida: 'What America was like'
"Charles in Charge" and "Happy Days" star Scott Baio says "safety is the issue" that primarily convinced his family to move from "trapped" California to "free" Florida.
Postal service hits back at crime such as mail theft and postal fraud
The Postal Service and its law enforcement arm announced numerous new preventative measures are rolling out, a move meant to hit back at various mail-related crimes it has been dealing with.
Gas prices decrease amid market uncertainty: AAA
Average gas prices dipped to $3.53 per gallon for the week ending May 11, 2023, AAA reported. The low cost of oil has kept gas prices on the decline despite a rise in gas demand, AAA said.
Top money gift ideas for new college graduates suggested by financial pros
There are many different ways to give a new college graduate money as a gift. Cash is one way, but other monetary gifts can set them up for future success.
Schumer directs Democrats to ensure voters are frightened of a debt default
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is directing his Democratic caucus to alarm constituents with the claim that a debt default could cause a massive recession and unemployment.
Treasury’s budget numbers show Biden’s using scare tactics. There’s no risk of default
Biden has been crying wolf with warnings about budget defaults. Treasury still has the ability to prioritize its payments, so that’s not a realistic danger.