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The Fed’s September Decision Could Change What You Pay for Your Next Car

The Federal Reserve raised its target federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point on September 16, moving the range to 3.75% to 4%. That decision does not automatically add a quarter point to your next car loan, but it can put upward pressure on borrowing costs that eventually reach…

Clever Dude · Sep 20

The Average Car Payment Is Nearly $700 — What Salary Actually Makes That Affordable?

The average U.S. auto loan payment reached $697 in March 2026, according to Experian. That figure sounds manageable until the rest of the car’s monthly bill shows up.

Clever Dude · Sep 20

Woman Makes Her Car Payment Early. Then She Sees What Paying Early Really Goes Toward: ‘I Never Knew’

"We pay early and..."

Motor1 · Sep 19

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Why the Fed raised interest rates and what it means for credit cards, mortgages and savers

One expert said that most credit cardholders will see their rates rise by a quarter-point over the next couple of months

The Independent UK · Sep 16

7 Financial Red Flags to Watch for When Buying a Car

Buying a car can be exciting, but the numbers on the contract can matter far more than the shine on the hood. With vehicle prices and borrowing costs still putting pressure on household budgets in 2026, shoppers need to recognize car buying red flags before signing anything. Experian reports that…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 16

UK credit scores: should you worry about a big shake-up?

Your rating is vital when taking on debt, but you could be in for a surprise as a big player changes its rules

The Guardian - UK · Sep 14

How Your CIBIL Credit Score Is Actually Calculated and 5 Habits That Quietly Lift It

What Chanakya Knew About Borrowed MoneyChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that a person who cannot account for what leaves their treasury cannot protect what enters it. The principle maps almost exactly onto how TransUnion CIBIL scores a borrower today. Your score, a number between 300 and 900, is not a…

Times Life · Sep 11

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7 Ways to Tell Whether an Online Deal Is Actually Saving You Money

Online shopping makes it remarkably easy to feel like you are saving money, especially when a countdown clock or giant “40% off” banner appears on the screen. But an online deal is only valuable when the final price is genuinely lower and the purchase fits your needs and budget. Retail…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 10

Your Credit Card Activity May Say More About the Economy Than You Think

Every time you swipe a credit card for groceries, dinner, gasoline, or a streaming subscription, you are contributing to a much bigger economic picture. Economists, banks, and payment companies closely study credit card activity because consumer purchases can reveal changes in household confidence and financial pressure before they become obvious…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 8

Your Credit App Says 740. The Lender Says 705. Which Score Is Right?

A credit app flashes a cheerful 740, then a lender pulls a 705, and suddenly the numbers look like they came from two completely different financial universes. The good news: neither number necessarily means something went wrong, and the lower score does not automatically mean the lender made a mistake.…

The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 8

Your Utility Bills Could Affect More Than Just Your Monthly Budget

A utility bill usually gets one job in the household budget: get paid. Electricity, gas, water, internet, and other essential services sit among the expenses that have to leave the bank account whether the month feels financially comfortable or not. But a utility bill can create consequences that reach far…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 6

Little change in European stocks as US equities fall amid strong jobs data

The FTSE 100 index closed down 0.43 of a point at 10,831.09 on Friday, contributing to a 0.4% increase for the week.

Evening Standard · Sep 4

9 Ways to Cut Fall Spending Without Making Your Life Feel Smaller

Fall has a funny way of sneaking expenses onto the calendar. One week brings school fees and new shoes, the next brings Halloween costumes, cooler-weather clothes and a weekend trip, and suddenly the holiday season is waiting around the corner with its hand out. That pileup can make a normal…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 4

More than 9.5 million patient records affected by Aesto Health data breach: what you need to know

Aesto Health has confirmed a data breach that affects more than 9.5 million patients.

Tom’s Guide · Sep 2

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Budget and the Bees · Sep 1

Would You Rather Save $100 a Month or Cut One $1,200 Annual Expense?

Saving money often gets framed as a test of discipline: skip a purchase here, cook at home there, and somehow those small choices will transform your finances. But if your goal is to save $1,200 a year, there are two very different ways to reach exactly the same number. You…

Budget and the Bees · Aug 31

The Raise That Pushes You Into Spending More Before the First Bigger Paycheck Arrives

Getting a raise should make your finances easier, but there’s a strange period when it can actually tempt you to spend more before you have one additional dollar in the bank. You hear that your salary is going up and suddenly the car you’ve been considering feels affordable, the vacation…

Budget and the Bees · Aug 27

What Does It Cost to Be the Friend Who Always Says Yes?

There is a certain kind of friend everyone loves: the one who is always ready for dinner, concert tickets, birthday weekends, group gifts, and one more round. Being dependable can feel good, but constantly saying yes can quietly become an expensive habit when almost every invitation carries a price tag.…

Motor1 · Aug 24

Man Offers To Buy Car With Cash. Then He Realizes The Dealership Has A 'Hidden Agenda'—And Threatens Him

“I walked out of a dealership because of this.”

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Budget and the Bees · Aug 23

6 Things Women Should Check Before Buying a Home Alone

Buying a home alone can be an empowering financial milestone, but it also means every mortgage payment, repair bill, and unexpected expense rests on one income. That reality makes careful preparation especially important before signing a purchase agreement. According to the National Association of Realtors’ 2025 Profile of Home Buyers…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Aug 22

6 Money Rules Every Family Should Set Before a Teen Starts Driving

Handing a teenager the car keys is a major milestone, but it can also reshape the family budget almost overnight. Insurance, gasoline, maintenance, parking, repairs, and unexpected mishaps mean teen driving costs can reach far beyond the price of the vehicle itself. Experian reported that adding a teenager to an…

Budget and the Bees · Aug 18

7 Things to Check Before Lending Money to Someone You Love

Lending money to someone you love can feel like the natural response when a family member, partner, or close friend is struggling. Yet a financial favor can quickly become a source of resentment when expectations are unclear or repayment does not happen as planned. Bankrate’s 2025 Financial Taboos Survey found…

Budget and the Bees · Aug 15

What Happens to Your Credit When You Get Divorced? 6 Surprises Women Should Know

Divorce can change nearly every part of your financial life, but many women are surprised to learn that the divorce itself does not automatically lower a credit score. Instead, the real connection between divorce and credit comes from what happens to mortgages, credit cards, loans, income, and payment responsibilities during…

The Independent UK · Aug 6

A finance guru explains 5 signs that show you’re doing better than the average American financially

‘Small wins build momentum. Momentum builds habits. Habits build wealth.’

The Independent UK · Aug 6

How to claim your part of the $2.2 million Equifax class action settlement

America’s biggest credit bureaus have faced multiple class action lawsuits over the past decade

InsideEVs · Jul 21

Tesla Is Actually Doing Pretty Well In California Again

After a rough 2025, Tesla sales are rebounding in America's biggest market for EVs. We'll see if Tesla can keep its momentum up.

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