Capital One outage day 2: Thousands are still not getting payments
Capital One on Thursday warned customers it is experiencing a technical outage affecting account services, deposits and payment processing.
California restaurant pushing out free pizzas 'nonstop' to help feed wildfire victims, first responders
Pizza Girl in Venice, California, has given away more than 1,000 free pizzas to wildfire victims and first responders and say they'll be working "nonstop" until the community is rebuilt.
California's homeowners insurance industry faces rough road ahead as wildfires continue
The wildfires in California are causing insurance companies to pull policies when homeowners need them most.
December inflation clouds Fed's outlook on interest rate cuts
Higher December inflation could make the case for a pause in interest rate cuts.
Biden cancels more student loans with one week left to his term
President Joe Biden's Administration canceled more than $183 billion in student debt days from the end of his administration.
California women organize massive shopping event for fire victims
A group of women in California have rallied together, again, to help victims after the wildfires decimated neighborhoods and displaced scores of families.
Trump tax cuts need to happen immediately: Art Laffer
Former Reagan economist Art Laffer explains what could happen to the economy if Congress fails to immediately extend Trump's tax cuts on 'The Big Money Show.'
Biden's latest round of student loan handouts brings admin total to more than 5 million
President Biden approved student loan handouts for another 150,000 people on Monday with just days left until his term in office comes to an end.
Economist analyzes Trump's SALT dilemma: 'It should be gone'
First Trust Advisors chief economist Brian Wesbury discusses President-elect Trump's tax cut battle on 'The Big Money Show.'
Consumers are ‘in trouble’ with ‘incredible loads’ of credit card debt, expert warns
A ‘Mornings with Maria’ panel provides their reactions to the December jobs report, detailing the impact it may have on the U.S. economy.
Biden 'failed miserably' to get American hostages back from Gaza: Rep. Mike Lawler
Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., warns Hamas to release U.S. hostages before President-elect Trump takes office on 'The Big Money Show.'
These are the fastest-growing jobs in the US, LinkedIn says
As the new year gets underway, some Americans may be on the hunt for new jobs. The 2025 edition of LinkedIn’s "Jobs on the Rise" report identified positions that have seen major growth.
6 game-changing ways to save money on a college education
College admissions consultant Greg Kaplan shared some college savings tips for Fox News Digital readers ahead of peak college application season.
These were the top-searched money topics of 2024
People looked up financial topics on Investopedia over the course of the year, with searches for some emerging as very popular. Investopedia's Caleb Silver discussed the findings.
Americans moving past taboos about family financial planning, study finds
Historically, Americans been reluctant to discuss finances and wealth among families, but a new study found that those attitudes are shifting, with more conversations occurring.
Jimmy, Rosalynn Carter's Habitat for Humanity legacy will continue, organization says
Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter have been described as "two of the world's most distinguished humanitarians as dedicated Habitat volunteers."
America as a country and individuals need to get holiday debt 'under control,' Jennifer Sey says
Former Levi Strauss & Co. Brand President Jennifer Sey discusses holiday spending numbers and debt and reacts to Olympic boxer Imane Khelif being named as a contender for the AP female athlete award.
Lottery jackpot crosses $1 billion
Mega Millions’ jackpot swelled past the billion-dollar mark after its latest drawing brought no grand-prize winner. The jackpot stands at $1.15 billon.
Mortgage rates rise for second straight week, highest since July
This week's increase marked the highest level on the 30-year loan since mid-July, when the rate was 6.89%, according to mortgage buyer Freddie Mac data.
Top personal finance New Year's resolutions for 2025
Inflation has been battering Americans' budgets for years, but the New Year provides a good opportunity for a fresh start on handling personal finances.