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The Real Consequences of Cosigning Loans in 2025

Cosigning a loan sounds harmless at first—just a quick signature to help someone else land a car, an apartment, or a shiny new credit card. But in 2025, with inflation still pushing prices sky-high and lending rules tightening, cosigning has never been riskier. A pen stroke can link your financial…

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Bakkavor cautions over rising costs ahead of £1.2 billion takeover

The fresh food supplier said cost inflation was being driven by price hikes for ingredients and a rising wage bill.

Evening Standard

Could the Cost of Raising Pets Outpace Inflation Itself

For many families, pets are more than animals—they’re part of the household. Yet as prices rise across the board, the cost of raising pets has begun climbing at an alarming pace. From food and vet visits to grooming and insurance, the financial responsibilities of pet ownership often rival those of…

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3 reasons why Klarna’s valuation has fallen by nearly 70% from its peak just a few years ago

Once Europe's most valuable startup and the second-highest fintech at $45.6 billion, it's going public at a $14 billion valuation.

Fortune

GAO Report Finds 'Shrinkflation' Was Fake News

The Government Accountability Office says shrinkflation accounted for just 0.06 percentage points of inflation from 2019 to 2024.

Reason

Top economist Torsten Slok warns of an ‘inflation mountain’ in a potential repeat of the ’70s

“The risks are rising that we could see another ‘inflation mountain’ emerge over the coming months,” Apollo Global’s chief economist said.

Fortune

Social Security COLA at Risk? How Tariffs and Turmoil Could Cut Increases

The countdown to next year’s Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) has already begun, but this time the process is clouded with uncertainty. Recent...

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Should Your Emergency Fund Look Different in Retirement? Experts Weigh In

Finances in retirement look different. Experts explained how your emergency fund should look different and what moves to make.

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Nvidia, Palantir, Tesla Tumble In Pre-Market Trading As Rising Yields Crush High P/E Tech — Gary Black Sees Fed Cut Bets Colliding With Inflation

Gary Black, Managing Director of The Future Fund LLC, expressed his concerns about the impact of rising long-term interest rates on certain stocks.

Benzinga

Truflation's Inflation Spike Rockets To 7-Month Peak, Casting Doubt On Fed Rate-Cut Cheerleaders, Says Jim Bianco

The President and founder of Bianco Research LLC., Jim Bianco, is sounding the alarm on inflation, pointing to a recent surge in a real-time inflation metric as a challenge to hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Benzinga

Eurozone inflation tops estimates in August: Is the ECB watching?

Eurozone inflation edged up to 2.1% in August, slightly above expectations but still near the ECB's target. Core inflation stayed at 2.3%.

Euronews

Stocks Set to Open Lower as Bond Yields Climb, U.S. Jobs Data Awaited

September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU25) are down -0.75%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU25) are down -0.95% this morning as Treasury yields climbed after cash trading resumed following the Labor Day holiday.

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Tariffs, Seasonals, and Shutdowns Loom: Why 30-Year Bonds Are Your Next Big Trade!

Seasonal data: 30-year Treasury bond futures often peak in August, but the 2025 high was in April. A September sell-off looms with 87% odds. Traders, be prepared!

Barchart

Bloomberg's Chief U.S. Economist's Inflation Tracker Just Flashed A September Rate Cut Warning—Markets Aren't Listening

Wall Street traders betting on Federal Reserve rate cuts might want to pump the brakes. Bloomberg Chief U.S. Economist Anna Wong is throwing cold water on market optimism following Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s latest speech, and her data tells a compelling story about why the central bank isn’t rushing to…

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Trump's Immigration Crackdown Leaves US Short 1.2 Million Workers, Inflation Fears Mount

President Donald Trump‘s stringent immigration policies have resulted in a significant decline in the U.S. labor force, impacting various sectors and potentially contributing to inflation, experts warn.

The Free Financial Advisor

10 Hidden Truths About How Inflation Really Works

Inflation is one of those financial concepts everyone hears about but few fully understand. We notice it when grocery bills rise or gas prices spike, but the forces behind it are much more complex. Governments, businesses, and consumers all play a role, and the ripple effects can impact everything from…

The Free Financial Advisor

Could Retirement Be More Expensive Than Working Life

Many people look forward to retirement as a time of freedom and relaxation, expecting lower expenses once commuting, work wardrobes, and daily grind costs disappear. But the reality may surprise you: retirement can actually cost more than working life. Medical bills, lifestyle choices, inflation, and hidden expenses often add up…

Euronews

Fed independence ‘hangs by a thread’ after Trump moves to oust Lisa Cook

Efforts to oust Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook and install allies could erode the bank’s autonomy, with consequences for inflation, market confidence and everyday borrowing.

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Indonesia Protests 2025: Why Anti-Government Uproar Is Happening And Why The World Is Watching

Indonesia's 2025 protests erupted after a young man's death, fueled by inflation, corruption anger, and global concern over stability.

Benzinga

Trump Says Prices Are 'Way Down' With 'Virtually No Inflation', Targets Windmills Again

President Donald Trump said on Monday that prices are "way down" in the United States, pointing to falling energy costs while blasting "corrupt politician-approved ‘Windmills'" as "killing every State and Country that uses them." He also credited "magnificent tariffs" for strengthening the economy.

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9 Smart Habits To Start With Your Social Security Check Now

While many things are out of a retiree's control, such as inflation or government policies, adopting these nine habits can make it easier to stay ahead.

The Independent UK

Deliveroo launches new family meal deal in 30 UK towns and cities – here’s where

Deliveroo is rolling out a new family meal offer which will feed up to four people for £25 or under

The Guardian - AU

Australians obsessed with interest rates because ‘there is not enough else to talk about’, former RBA governor says

Glenn Stevens tells Reserve Bank historian: ‘We’ve got a lot of media capacity and not enough real news to fill it’

Benzinga

US Housing Market Hits Rough Patch as Home Prices Struggle To Match Inflation

The US housing market is experiencing a period of stagnation, with home prices failing to keep up with the rate of inflation, making home ownership increasingly unaffordable for many Americans.

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Retiring After 2050? Here’s What $4M Looks Like in Monthly Savings

Inflation is eating up the dollar, so by 2050, your dollar will lose over half of it's value, which means you'll need to have a lot more in savings.

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