The United States Supreme Court has concluded its current term with the usual flurry of rulings. This year, SCOTUS heard arguments in disputes ranging from gun rights to birthright citizenship, and, as usual, there's been no shortage of controversy.
However, the Court also issued decisions that can ultimately affect the financial bottom lines of everyday people across the country. These rulings, which involve property rights, the independence of monetary policy, and tariff authority, alter key rules for investors, consumers, and homeowners.
