Russia on verge of $150B debt default as sanctions cripple economy
Russia spirals closer to a historic debt default that could ripple throughout the global economy after the U.S. and its European allies hit the Kremlin with a slew of crippling financial sanctions.
The 5 biggest tax breaks for parents in 2022
No matter how much you spend raising your children, the government does give you a break of sorts by offering credits and deductions at tax time. Here are some of the biggest.
Yellen says inflation is ‘likely’ to be 'very uncomfortably high' for another year
As consumers are squeezed by the highest inflation rate in 40 years, here's how to lessen the financial impact of rising prices.
How will Amazon's stock split impact my tax returns?
A stock split will increase the number of Amazon shares in your account, but are there tax consequences?
3 things to know when filing taxes for your side hustle
Worked a side gig last year? Here's how to tackle your tax return.
Biden needs to ‘push back’ against Saudi Arabia amid oil price surge: Sen. Hoeven
North Dakota Republican Sen. John Hoeven reacts to Saudi Arabia reportedly considering accepting the Chinese yuan instead of U.S. dollars for oil sales.
4 reasons to get tax help this year
Hiring a tax preparer could work to your benefit.
Paying off $20K in credit card debt? Here's how much you can save with a personal loan
Although credit cards can offer a way to cover unexpected expenses and emergency purchases, this type of high-interest debt can be difficult to repay. Here's how to pay off $20,000 worth of credit card balances faster.
Republicans urge Newsom to suspend California gas tax as prices skyrocket
The California tax is used to fund roads and other infrastructure projects; the state's Legislative Analyst's Office projected the tax will generate about $8.8 billion in revenue during the 2021-22 fiscal year.
6 reasons you might want to file taxes early this year
If you're counting on a tax refund, the earlier you file, the earlier you'll have the money you need.
Inflation has been running rampant for ‘well over a year’: Market expert
Adviser Investments CIO Jim Lowell discusses inflation and the March Federal Reserve meeting.
Mask violations: TSA issued hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued more than $640,000 in proposed fines to passengers who did not comply with mask mandates.
Merck’s COVID-19 pill heavily used so far despite concerns
A new COVID-19 pill from Merck & Co. and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics LP has been more widely used than expected since rolling out late last year, though regulators and many doctors consider it a last resort.
'Competitive' spring homebuying season is starting early this year, industry analyst says
Despite higher prices, a recent decrease in mortgage rates and stabilizing inventory levels may be advantageous for homebuyers in the coming months, one economist recently said.
Wholesale prices soar 10% in February, highest level on record
The producer price index, which measures inflation at the wholesale level before it reaches consumers, surged again in February.
Fossilized woolly mammoth molar raises more than $10K for Ukraine
A fossilized woolly mammoth molar caught by a fisherman in December sold at auction Sunday for $10,300, the proceeds of which will be donated to aid in the Ukraine crisis.
Amazon relocating workers assigned to downtown office building amid crime wave
Amazon is temporarily re-locating 1,800 employees assigned to a downtown Seattle office building over an increase in violent crime in the area, the company said.
Republicans say student loan forgiveness is 'not a solution' to rising cost of college
GOP lawmakers said that “blanket” student loan forgiveness wouldn't fix the federal student loan system. Here's what you need to know about the likelihood that President Biden will cancel student debt.
Biden, Pelosi won't change consumer habits by raising cost of energy: Rep. Rosendale
Montana Rep. Matt Rosendale, R-Mont., slammed the Biden administration for trying to change consumer habits at a time when people and industries aren't ready for it.
Over half of Gen Z consumers think BNPL encourages poor spending habits, according to Student Beans study
Gen Z consumers are using buy now, pay later services, but they are wary of the spending habits this option could form, according to a new study.



















