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Blake from Lincoln, Nebraska, recently called into Dave Ramsey‘s “EntreLeadership” podcast with a problem many managers face: employees who are frustrated with their raises.

Automated payout systems have become the backbone of online payments, gig economy platforms, and even investment apps. They promise convenience, speed, and fewer errors. But as these systems take over more financial tasks, many people wonder: Are automated payout systems losing your money? With accounts linked and transactions running in…

Female empowerment is more than just ‘nice to have’, as I was once told in the halls of parliament. It’s good economic policy

Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's surprise rate cut is set to ripple through the US economy, affecting everything from 401(k)s to mortgages. Here's what the move could mean for ordinary Americans.

When global trade disputes heat up, it often leads to tariff changes that ripple through the economy in unpredictable ways. These shifts can affect everything from consumer prices to investment returns, making individuals reconsider their long-term money strategies. Many families and retirees choose to hold off on major moves because…

The economy changes faster than most investors realize, and what worked ten years ago may no longer serve you today. Market volatility, rising interest rates, and global uncertainty all mean your investments need to be more adaptable. Yet many people stick with the same portfolio strategy without asking whether it…

"I think people love this AI technology because it feels like sorcery," BofA's Savita Subramanian said. "The truth is it hasn't really changed the world that much yet, but I don't think it's something to be dismissed."

People view online misinformation, the global economy, and terrorism as major threats, while concern for climate change and infectious diseases has fallen in high-income countries, the survey found.

Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's surprise rate cut is set to ripple through the US economy, affecting everything from 401(k)s to mortgages. Here's what the move could mean for ordinary Americans.