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US national debt tracker for March 18, 2024: See what American taxpayers (you) owe in real time
The U.S. national debt is climbing at a rapid pace, on track to double over the next three decades amid a rush of spending by President Biden and Congress.
US homebuilder sentiment unexpectedly rises to highest level since July
Homebuilder confidence jumped into positive territory in March for the first time since July, as the persistent shortage of existing homes pushes more buyers to new construction.
Wages in the US are falling at a 'striking' pace, Indeed says
Wage growth has slowed noticeably over the past year, according to data published by Indeed, a sign the job market is softening amid higher interest rates.
Cost of living hinders younger generations from saving for retirement: Fidelity
Fidelity Investment's annual State of Retirement study found that over half of Millennials and Gen Z think saving for retirement will be harder in comparison to their parents.
Powerball jackpot balloons to $645M after no tickets match winning numbers
The Powerball jackpot continues to grow, now at an estimated $645 million, after nobody won the grand prize during Saturday night's drawing.
Mega Millions jackpot reaches $875M after nobody wins grand prize
The Mega Millions jackpot ballooned to an estimated $875 million after no tickets matched the winning numbers during the drawing Friday night.
Goldman Sachs CEO warns inflation may prove 'stickier' than expected
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said Friday in his annual letter to shareholders that inflation may prove to be "stickier" than previously anticipated.
Home foreclosures are soaring nationwide – and rising fastest in these 5 states
Home foreclosures are on the upswing nationwide, according to a new report, a sign that homeowners are still struggling from the ongoing inflation crisis.
Charles Payne: Financial nihilism is the form of doom spending is dangerous
'Making Money' host Charles Payne argues that human existence in America has become incredibly easier.
Mortgage rates decline for second week, but no major drops expected soon
Mortgage rates dropped for the second consecutive week, but economists do not expect significant declines in the near future as the affordability crisis continues to weigh on housing.