Personal Finance

Money in a Minute for the Week Ending May 15, 2026

Here's a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.

These 10 States Are Losing the Most International Students the Fastest

International student enrollment is slipping in the U.S., and these states are seeing the fastest declines.

6 Jobs That Will Likely Emerge in the AI Revolution

AI might be your ticket to a great new career.

Gold Prices Hit Record Highs. Here’s How to Buy Gold Safely in 2026.

With gold surging past $5,400 an ounce amid geopolitical upheaval, here's what first-time buyers and retirement savers need to know before putting money into coins, bars, or a Gold IRA.

Concerned About High Cholesterol? Experts Suggest Eating These Foods

A handful of everyday, budget-friendly foods — including one surprising sweet treat — can meaningfully drive down your LDL numbers, according to dietitians.

The Best and Worst Home and Auto Insurers for Shopping Online in 2026

Satisfaction with insurance websites and apps is sliding, even as premiums come down.

There’s Only One Rule for Prediction Markets — Ignore It and You’re the Sucker

Most bettors lose. A tiny few clean up. And some already know the answer before they bet.

Does Your Target Look Different? Over 130 Stores Are Being Remodeled

Target is spending $5 billion on its biggest store overhaul in over a decade, with 130+ locations getting expanded grocery sections and new fulfillment upgrades.

What Your Retirement Budget Is Probably Missing (and How to Fix It)

Discover how underestimating your retirement spending could leave you vulnerable when you need funds the most.

The Nicest — and Most Unexpected — Thing About Our New Life in Portugal

Social behaviors that would make most Americans tense up are what make Portugal a rich, engaging culture.

Tired of Trying to Live Healthy? Do It for the Money Instead

Nobody wants another lecture about kale, but saving money is a good motivator.

Trump Accounts for Kids: A Path to Tax-Free Savings?

More than 6.5 million children are already registered, but financial advisers are split on whether Trump Accounts are worth funding beyond the free $1,000 government seed money.
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