in the eurozone Prices in the eurozone remained stable in October according to a report released by the European Central Bank on Friday, as inflation continued to remain low in the currency bloc. The Harmonised Read More

The Home Depot’s recent announcement that the worst of inflation is over could be good news for retailers and shoppers alike. Inflation has been a major issue over the past year, with the prices Read More

Social Security payments are not impacted by a potential government shutdown. Social Security payments are funded through payroll taxes and typically are unaffected by a potential government shutdown. The Social Security Administration and most of Read More

The latest report on inflation from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics is expected to show slower growth in consumer prices this month. Analysts expect that the headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) will remain flat Read More

No, fears of a shoplifting surge are based largely on verifiable facts. There is no denying that there has been an increase in shoplifting in many parts of the world, including in the United States. Read More

WeWork, the office-sharing company once valued at $47 billion, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Thursday. The company, which is controlled by co-founder Adam Neumann, had been struggling to restructure its operations since July, when it Read More

The rise in credit card balances can be attributed to a few different factors. The first is consumer spending. As the economy continues to improve, Americans are becoming more confident and are more likely to Read More

United Airlines has tweaked its popular frequent flyer program to reward credit card spending. Instead of awarding one point per dollar spent on flights, cardholders can earn up to 2 points per dollar spent on United Read More

The new income tax brackets for 2024 have not yet been announced by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The IRS typically updates income tax brackets each year, but the federal tax code has not changed since 2017, Read More

Americans have long associated economic health with a sense of security and well-being, but something strange is happening this year. Despite low unemployment and modest growth, financial security remains out of reach for many Americans, Read More