IRS announces 2027 tax changes: What taxpayers need to know
The IRS released its 2027 tax brackets with a boost to the standard deduction and a $100 increase to the child tax credit for families.
Nate Soares sounds alarm over AI threat: 'I just don't see us lasting 30 years from this point'
Machine Intelligence Research Institute President Nate Soares explains why he hasn't contributed to his 401(k) in over a decade and addresses concerns and risks regarding artificial intelligence on 'Varney & Co.'
What Wall Street's tech stock sell-off means for your 401(k)
A sharp stock market sell-off sent major indexes tumbling Thursday, prompting financial experts to offer advice for Americans worried about their 401(k) retirement savings.
Affordability takes center stage as Americans cast their ballots in high-stakes midterms
High prices for gasoline and other goods are key issues for midterm voters, with six in 10 Americans citing the cost of living as their chief concern.
Best places to retire: 10 US cities ranked for affordability, quality of life
Midland, Michigan, tops the list of best places to retire, with affordable communities in Florida, Texas and other states also ranking in the top 10.
Health insurance open enrollment: 5 things to review before choosing a plan
From checking in-network doctors to weighing high deductible plans and HSA benefits, here's what to know before open enrollment closes Dec. 15.
FTC probes whether major US companies charge customers different prices using personal data
The FTC ordered nine major companies including Delta, Uber and Walmart to reveal whether they use personal data for surveillance pricing tactics.
How much income Americans need to retire comfortably in every state
MoneyLion's analysis reveals the annual income needed to retire comfortably in all 50 states, ranging from $40,627 to $64,504 amid inflation.
Charles Payne recounts his first windfall
'Making Money' host Charles Payne shares the story of his first windfall as a teenager in Harlem during the 'Undeniable Windfalls Town Hall.'
How parents can claim their child's Trump Account, possible $1,000 seed contribution
Nearly 70 million Trump Accounts have been created since July 4th, but parents must claim them through the app to unlock the $1,000 seed contribution.
Bank of America CEO honored at $32M fundraising event against antisemitism
The New York City benefit drew more than 800 attendees and raised a record $32 million in the fight against antisemitism and other forms of hate.
Viral social media post sparks global debit vs credit card debate
Panelists on 'The Big Money Show' debate debit versus credit card usage and analyze data on why the top 1% are having more kids.
Social Security cost-of-living increase sparks debate over looming funding shortfall
Social Security's 3.6% COLA will raise retirement benefits in 2027, but a projected 2032 trust fund shortfall could trigger 22% cuts without congressional action.
BlackRock expands skilled trades push with new financial wellness partnership for 75,000 apprentices
SaverLife and BlackRock launched a financial wellness app offering cash incentives and savings tools to over 75,000 skilled trades apprentices.
The American dream now costs $5.3M as homeownership, college costs surge
Homeownership costs surged 7.7% as the lifetime price of the American dream hit $5.32 million, far outpacing private sector wages and salaries.
Americans' retirement savings grow as more families participate in plans
Federal Reserve data shows retirement account balances jumped 11% to a median $106,000 as 401(k) and IRA enrollment hit 54.9% of U.S. families.
Affordable starter homes are still a reality in these major US cities
Starter home prices surged 30.8% since 2019, with more than 21,000 fewer homes at entry-level prices as condos now make up a larger share of inventory.
California leads nation in Gen Z exodus as young residents flock to Texas
South Carolina led all states in net Gen Z gains while California lost over 58,000 young adults as affordability drove migration across state lines.
OpenAI launches college planner in ChatGPT for Teens to track applications, financial aid
OpenAI's new college planner in ChatGPT for Teens helps track application deadlines, financial aid steps, scholarships and fee waivers for U.S. students.
Colleges are slashing tuition prices as students balk at soaring costs
Young Americans are questioning the value of a college degree, pushing schools like Emory & Henry University to slash tuition by half for students.