Supply chain crisis will ‘work itself out’: Market expert
Advisor Group chief market strategist Phil Blancato provides insight into the supply chain crisis and how it will impact the bond market.
Student loan forgiveness memo: Expert says Biden has authority to cancel student debt
The White House recently released a memo about canceling debt for federal student borrowers, but the text was heavily redacted. Here's what one expert thinks that means.
Amtrak CEO says infrastructure funding on right track for expansion, innovation
Amtrak CEO William Flynn says the $22 billion from the infrastructure bill will focus on improving their northeast corridor from D.C. to Boston.
Debt consolidation vs. personal loans: How are they different?
You may consider a debt consolidation loan or a personal loan to pay off high-interest debt. Find out how they differ.
Where is surging inflation hitting Americans the hardest?
American households are coping with the fastest price increases in more than three decades, with the cost of everything from cars to gasoline to food surging in October, the Labor Department reported Wednesday.
Holiday shoppers plan to spend more money in 2021 after 2 years of decline, TransUnion finds
Many consumers are planning on spending more money this holiday shopping season amid supply chain issues. Here's how consumer behavior may change the way you finance holiday expenses.
Democrats pulling US from global energy leadership: Rep. Johnson
Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, argues the Biden administration is handing energy leadership to Russia and China.
US judge upholds United Airlines' COVID-19 vaccine mandate for employees
U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman in Fort Worth, Texas, rejected arguments by employees that the airline was improperly putting them in an "impossible position" by forcing them to choose a vaccine or unpaid leave.
Dems lost leverage over reconciliation ‘monstrosity’: Rep. Garbarino
Rep. Andrew Garbarino, R-N.Y., says the passage of the infrastructure bill took away Democrats’ leverage to vote on the social spending package.
California man gets 30 years in prison for $1B Ponzi scheme
The owner of a San Francisco Bay Area solar energy company was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison Tuesday for an audacious Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of $1 billion.
The Federal Reserve says inflation is ‘not transitory’ is a ‘farce’: Economist
Johnson Smick International chairman and CEO David Smick provides insight into whether inflation is transitory.
Who completes the FAFSA for my college-bound child — me or my ex?
The Credible Money Coach helps divorced mom understand who needs to provide information for a federal financial aid application.
Stew Leonard's CEO on supply chain crunch ahead of Thanksgiving
Stew Leonard's CEO Stew Leonard Jr. on the supply chain and his message to consumers ahead of the holidays.
Is it still a good time to refinance a mortgage?
Mortgage interest rates are near all-time lows, but experts predict they'll rise soon. This is why now may still be a good time to refinance your mortgage.
Small businesses having ‘tremendously difficult’ time hiring as pandemic subsides: Andy Puzder
Former CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder argues vaccine mandates are discouraging employees not to reenter the workforce.
Andy Puzder on hiring being biggest challenge for small businesses
Former CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder provides insight into why small businesses are experiencing difficulties with hiring.
Rising gas prices draining wallets
FOX Business' Madison Alworth reports on rising gas prices and its impact on Americans ahead of the holiday season.
Biden administration begins notifying borrowers of student loan servicer changes
FSA began notifying borrowers of changes to their federal student loan repayment plans. Here's what you should know if your loan servicer is changing.
Avoid 'overpriced' tech stocks: Portfolio manager
Villere & Co. portfolio manager Sandy Villere says he is avoiding 'overpriced' technology stocks given the thinking that eventually Federal Reserve will raise rates and advises people not to be around 'when the music stops on that sector.'
Democrats' spending plan could cause US debt to surge, despite Biden claim: analysis
President Biden has repeatedly pledged that his signature spending plan will pay for itself and add zero dollars to the federal deficit thanks to a slew of tax hikes on wealthy Americans and corporations, but a new analysis suggests the $1.75 trillion measure could trigger a significant debt increase by 2050.