Mortgage rates soar above 7%, reach 22-year high: Freddie Mac
The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage increased to 7.23% for the week ending August 17, according to Freddie Mac's latest Primary Mortgage Market Survey.
Soaring interest rates have turned US housing market ‘upside down’: Dr. Ben Carson
Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Dr. Ben Carson joins ‘The Big Money Show’ to discuss the housing market and the impact of rising mortgage rates.
Gas prices drop ahead of Labor Day weekend: AAA
The average price of gas dropped this week as oil prices follow a downward trend, according to AAA. Motorists may see some pressure at the pump as they get closer to Labor Day weekend.
Consumers want AI to help manage their personal finances: study
A new study by Intuit Credit Karma via Qualtrics found that American consumers want generative artificial intelligence tools to help them manage their personal finances.
Home price growth reaches highest level since last year: Redfin
Home prices increased 2.6% from last year, Redfin reported. And a lack of housing inventory could be placing barriers to homeownership and driving up prices. Still, the Fed's doubts over a possible recession may fuel a housing rebound.
AI is a powerful trend, akin to the internet in the late 90s: Ivan Feinseth
Osaic chief market strategist Phil Blancato and Tigress Financial Partners CIO Ivan Feinseth assess the state of the stock market, while Raymond James Washington policy analyst Ed Mills discusses the GOP primary debate on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Credit card users with the highest balances live in these states: survey
Subprime accounts made up a growing number of new accounts opened in the third quarter of 2022, according to a recent Scholaroo survey.
CEO of credit score giant FICO dishes on how company uses AI
Credit score company FICO has been using artificial intelligence for 20 years, and CEO Will Lansing stresses the importance of responsible integration.
Personal loan interest rates continue to edge up for all terms
The latest trends in interest rates for personal loans from the Credible marketplace, updated weekly.
40% of Americans forced into early retirement: survey
Ninety-eight percent of Americans said that successful retirements are centered around preparation and planning, yet 40% are being forced into an early one, according to a recent Edward Jones survey.
Credit card delinquencies are on the upswing
A new report from Wells Fargo indicates that late payments on credit card balances are rising - and may be a harbinger of recession in the U.S. economy.
Forget Nvidia, Wall Street is still contingent on the Fed: Jason Katz
UBS managing director and senior portfolio manager Jason Katz and The Lonski Group President John Lonski discuss how crucial Nvidia's earnings are to the tech sector and broader stock market on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Charles Payne: Borrowing trillions isn't in the constitution
'Making Money' host Charles Payne discusses the role of government in the United States.
Many parents turn to credit cards to pay for back-to-school shopping: survey
Almost three-quarters of Americans expect the costs of sending kids back to school this year to be challenging, with most expecting to spend more on supplies, a recent U.S. News & World Report survey said.
Wall Street is an early bull market: Ken Fisher
Fisher Investments founder and Chairman Ken Fisher provides his market outlook and analyzes the tech-led rally on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Financial aid plays a central role in how students pay for college: report
Students rely on a mix of grants, loans and work-study to pay for college but scholarship applications are on the decline, two recent studies said.
Biden admin wants to use COVID-19 to ‘control your life’: Sen. Roger Marshall
Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kans., joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss the impact of the country’s growing border crisis, the GOP 2024 presidential debate, and COVID-19.
Can the Federal Reserve keep raising interest rates?
After a year of rising interest rates, the Federal Reserve is expected to change course at its next meeting.
First GOP debate likely to dissect ‘Bidenomics’ as candidates ask: Are you better off?
Republican candidates are likely to attack President Biden's economic record and the ongoing inflation crisis during the first presidential primary debate.