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As living costs continue to climb, a group of Senate Democrats is pushing for temporary financial relief for older Americans. The newly introduced Social Security Emergency Inflation Relief Act bill aims to boost monthly Social Security and veterans' benefits by $200 per month for six months, starting in early 2026.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is suffering from player fatigue of the franchise, because the constant push of new games and new stuff to buy is exhausting. We need a proper break.

Parents today are navigating a financial world that looks nothing like the one they grew up with. And for many families, one question keeps coming up: When is the right time to give your teen a debit card? 

After years of elevated inflation, many Americans are still feeling sticker shock at the grocery store. Food costs continue creeping higher, even as overall inflation has eased from its peak. Now, the Trump administration is turning to tariff exemptions in hopes of slowing the pressure on household budgets.

A striking contrast emerged on the streets of Chicago when personal finance expert George Kamel asked strangers about their debt: while some young Americans are trapped under mountains of student loans they expect to “die with,” others have cracked the code to building wealth before their 21st birthday.

A call from Tracy in Birmingham, Alabama set off a tense conversation about marriage and control on "The Ramsey Show." The caller told host Dave Ramsey and co-host John Delony that she put her career on hold to support her husband's multiple businesses. 

A Missouri man told "The Ramsey Show" that his family's Christmas traditions are leaving his wallet empty. 

Will artificial intelligence make financial advisors obsolete? It may be too soon to tell, but two-thirds of Americans are already using generative AI for financial advice, according to an Intuit Credit Karma survey released in September.

UFC CEO Dana White focused on self-improvement, crushing his opponents, and harnessing his relentlessly competitive mindset to build a multibillion dollar company that transformed fighting. 

Colleges are offering more grant money than ever before, but a surprising share of those dollars isn't going to the families who need the help most. New research shows that many grants are flowing toward higher-income households, even as low-income students continue to face steep financial barriers.

Reddit is packed with stories of people who cashed out too early, but none hit quite like the one told by the guy who helped build the platform from nothing.