How to build an emergency fund in 5 easy steps Nearly 2 in 5 Americans say they couldn’t afford a $400 emergency expense. Do you need an emergency fund, too? Fortune · Jan 7, 2025
Average Net Worth by Age: How Do You Measure Up? Are you beating your peers on average net worth? Get tips from financial advisers on how to grow your wealth over time and have cash when you need it. Kiplinger · Dec 3, 2024
Gen Zers' definition of financial success includes joining the top 1% — and they're really confident about making it Gen Zers on average believe an annual salary of $587,797 and net worth of $9.47 million are needed when they envision "financial success." Fortune · Nov 23, 2024
Four Financial Topics You Can Safely Discuss at Thanksgiving Dinner Forget politics! Holidays offer families a valuable opportunity to talk about their shared financial interests. Kiplinger · Nov 22, 2024
New power delivery tech could save Google, Microsoft tens millions of dollars annually; Vertical PD up to 3KA could enable 10% reduction in losses Empower Semiconductor’s new Crescendo vertical power delivery platform could save tech firms tens millions of dollars annually. TechRadar · Oct 16, 2024
Want to Be Happy? Here's How Much Money You Need Here is the latest research on happiness and wealth. Do you have a 'happiness number' you're trying to achieve? Kiplinger · Oct 5, 2024
Americans Think Their Time Is Worth $240 An Hour That's 8 times the average salary in the U.S. International Business Times · Sep 5, 2024
Americans Think An Hour Of Their Time Is Worth $240 Or 8 Times The Average US Salary Americans increasingly value time over money as the definition of wealth for younger generations rapidly shifts to spending more time with friends and family. International Business Times UK · Sep 5, 2024
Survey Says 46% Of Americans Say They'd Give Up A Raise Or Promotion For This Perk - It's Not Remote Work As economic worries grow, Americans increasingly choose better retirement benefits over bigger paychecks, showing a change in what they want from their jobs. International Business Times UK · Aug 9, 2024
San Antonio church leaders train to serve as mental health counselors Under a Harvard Medical School pilot program, church members and leaders will work as interns before counseling on their own, referring more serious cases to medical providers. The Texas Tribune · Jul 22, 2024
Some millennials and Gen Zers are ready to reject big paychecks if it means staying at home with their pet more Despite having only just joined the working world, many younger workers would pick their pets over high-paying office-based jobs. Fortune · Jul 5, 2024
A year after a record-breaking summer for travel, Americans are still dead set on getting away. Some are putting off major life milestones to afford it One in five millennials said they are postponing major purchases like buying a home to pay for travel. Fortune · Jun 28, 2024
Pets make for the best financial advisers and motivators. They force you to be more mindful about your spending, study shows Pets inspire good money habits such as long-term investments and emergency savings. Fortune · Jun 23, 2024
Can’t Afford It? There’s No Shame in Saying So Trend of loud budgeting emphasizes being open about skipping unnecessary purchases and sticking to your budget, while older generations still struggle to talk about their finances. Kiplinger · Mar 30, 2024
The Texas Tribune · Mar 8, 2024 Texas Supreme Court refuses to hear ethics lawsuits brought by conservative activist Michael Quinn Sullivan In 2014, and following a two-year investigation, the Texas Ethics Commission fined Sullivan $10,000 for failing to register as a lobbyist.
Kiplinger · Jan 31, 2024 7 of the Best Budgeting Apps for 2026 If you're searching for a great budgeting app, here are our top picks.
Kiplinger · Jan 30, 2024 More Americans Are Saying No to Full-Time Retirement Increasingly, people say they plan to keep working their entire lives.
The Guardian - US · Jan 6, 2024 New York solar firm accused of union busting after furloughing staff EmPower Solar suspended 40% of its workforce but says action is unrelated to recent successful election of workers to join UAW
Zenger · Dec 8, 2023 Average American Aims To Afford Dream Home By 33, Survey Finds New study reveals financial goals and savings habits of US adults
Fortune · Nov 21, 2023 Millennials say they need to earn half a million dollars a year to be happy—nearly four times as much as other generations For millennials, financial happiness lies in making $525,000 a year and having a $1.7 million net worth.
Salon · Jul 25, 2023 Billionaires fight to save Ken Paxton Supporters have risen to Paxton’s defense in impeachment, fueled by the deep pockets of oil-rich West Texas donors
The Canberra Times · Jul 24, 2023 Police-built app empowers victim-survivors of domestic violence A coded emergency signal and a quick-lock function are built in.
Fortune · Apr 19, 2023 Millennials are turning to fortune tellers for financial advice The generation of workers (well really, up-and-coming leaders) that are incorporating zodiac signs into hiring practices, are also turning to unorthodox measures when it comes to managing their money.
Chicago Tribune · Mar 29, 2023 In race for Chicago mayor, Paul Vallas’ and Brandon Johnson’s campaign donors are as different as the candidates CHICAGO — Since Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson became the last candidates standing for Chicago mayor, the two have been on campaign fundraising overdrive, collecting nearly $17 million in less than a month.
ABC News · Dec 5, 2022 Empowerment program at Canberra's Caroline Chisholm School helps teenage girls build confidence, community connections When two teachers at Caroline Chisholm School noticed some year 10 girls were lacking self-esteem and self-worth, they created an empowerment program to support them.