Here’s How Much Social Security’s Buying Power Has Plunged
This is why retirees can buy far less with their benefit payments today.
41 Hazardous Products That Were Recalled This Week
Foods, drugs, supplements, medical devices and other products get recalled more often than you might realize.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending July 26
Here is a quick roundup of the biggest financial news of this week, courtesy of Stacy Johnson.
Taco ‘Bout Retiring: Taco Bell Hosts Limited Time ‘Early Retirement Community’
The fast-food chain is offering a temporary reprieve for adults to eat and spend time on leisure activities.
‘Especially Toxic for the Brain’: Wildfire Smoke Tied to Dementia Risk
The air pollution emissions are "robustly associated with greater rates of dementia," researchers say.
Showcase Your Value With This Job Interview Answer
This tricky question is your moment to really sell yourself to the hiring manager.
7 Signs You’re Better With Money Than You Think
If you're doubting how well you handle your finances, see what these experts have to say.
Money Advice You Should Take From Benjamin Franklin
This Founding Father's words of wisdom can revolutionize the way you manage your finances.
15 Cities With the Most Workers at Risk of AI Job Displacement
Here's where in the U.S. artificial intelligence stands to have a greater impact on workers.
5 Artificial Sweeteners Tied to Strokes, Blood Clots and Worse
Your favorite diet drinks and sugar-free alternatives could actually have detrimental affects on your health.
Avoid Calling Customer Service at This Time (You’ll Wait on Hold Longest)
Here are the best and worst times — and days — to make that dreaded call to customer service.
5% CDs Probably Won’t Be Around for Much Longer
With the Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates by September, this may be the last chance for savers to lock in a 5% APY.