The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

10 Foods That Regularly Get Price Cuts Every Month

While inflation has made grocery prices feel sticky, certain items are trapped in a perpetual cycle of discounting. Manufacturers use these specific products as loss leaders—items sold at little to no profit to get you into the store. These 10 foods are on sale so frequently that you should essentially…

Grocery Coupon Guide · Jan 19

Humphrey Yang: Why You Shouldn’t Keep Too Much Cash in Your Bank

Discover why one money expert says that holding too much cash in a bank account can shrink your wealth and learn smarter ways to grow your money faster.

GOBankingRates · Jan 19

The Sunshine State Squeeze: Why Florida Retirees are Seeing Smaller Social Security Checks This Week

Sunshine, sandy beaches, and palm trees—Florida has always been the poster child for retirement dreams. But this week, a less sunny reality is hitting some retirees in the wallet.

The Free Financial Advisor · Jan 18

Trump tariff threats are bad, but the uncertainty they instil is much worse

The spectre of rising inflation, slowing global trade and jittery markets has re-emerged as US economic policy divorces itself from any logic

The Guardian - UK · Jan 18

What Inflation Has Done to the Real Value of $1 Million in Savings

Inflation, especially over the last few years, has quietly chipped away at the value of money, meaning $1 million no longer buys what it used to.

GOBankingRates · Jan 18

Slowdown in rising cost-of-living set for December pause, say economists

Some experts are expecting the rate of Consumer Prices Index inflation to have risen in December after falling sharply the previous month.

Evening Standard · Jan 18

Why “We Make Good Money” Still Feels Like Not Enough

On paper, the math looks fine. The paychecks land, the bills get paid, and you’re not living on instant noodles, so why does it still feel tight? A lot of DINK couples hit this exact moment where they say, “We make good money,” and then immediately feel guilty for still…

Dinks Finance · Jan 17

Pension-Benefit Surcharge: Why Some States Are Now Reducing COLAs Without Any Public Vote

If your pension check rises each year, it’s easy to treat that increase as automatic, like clockwork. Then a notice shows up saying your cost-of-living...

Saving Advice · Jan 17

5 Best Cities To Survive Inflation and High Interest Rates in 2026

If rising costs mean you’re looking to move somewhere more manageable, these five cities offer a combination of lower expenses, flexibility and stability.

GOBankingRates · Jan 17

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Issues Direct Warning Over Trump's 'Hard Way' Fed Pressure

Jamie Dimon warns Trump that political pressure on Federal Reserve would backfire spectacularly, raising inflation and interest rates contrary to president's goals.

International Business Times UK · Jan 16