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Millions of Americans Are Buying Groceries on Credit They Can't Afford to Repay, Study Finds

An Urban Institute study found millions of Americans are relying on credit cards and BNPL to pay for groceries.

International Business Times UK

U.S. Home Prices Hit Record High As Bipartisan Housing Bill Becomes Law Despite Trump's Refusal To Sign It

Although mortgage rates have risen sharply since 2022, home values have largely continued climbing due to persistent supply shortages.

International Business Times

Low-Tax States For Middle-Class Families Ranked by Childcare Affordability

If you prioritize low state taxes, here's how early childhood costs stack up across the country in 2026.

Kiplinger

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AI Agents and the CFAA: Amazon.Com Services v. Perplexity AI

Just a preliminary injunction stage, but an important case to follow.

Reason

66% of Parents Can’t Afford Summer Childcare in 2026

When school lets out for the summer, many parents face a challenge that goes far beyond planning family vacations. Finding affordable childcare has become increasingly difficult, and new data suggests the problem is reaching a breaking point. A recent LendingTree survey found that 66% of parents who require summer childcare…

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Americans Still Owe $1.25 Trillion on Credit Cards as Interest Tops 23%: Experts Say This One Call Helped Over 80% of Borrowers Get a Lower Rate

Credit card balances remain historically high, but the approved source package points to practical moves borrowers can try this week.

Barchart

Nashville Couple Started With $5,000 and a Garage — Now Their Side Hustle Earns up to $20,000 a Month

Anne McGraw and her husband turn a Nashville garage into a lucrative luxury slumber-party business, earning up to $20,000 per month while balancing corporate careers.

International Business Times UK

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Retirement at 65 Is Dead in These States: America's Highest Share of Working Seniors Lives Here

Nearly one in five Americans aged 65 and older is still working in 2025, with Nebraska leading the way. Explore the varied employment trends across states and occupations in this analysis.

International Business Times UK

A third of buy-now pay-later customers are using it to cover groceries in latest worrisome economic sign

The trend is even stronger among younger consumers, with 38 percent of Gen Z users saying they’ve used BNPL to buy food

The Independent UK

'Almost unmanageable’: Raising a child in the U.S. now costs more than $300,000

Costs are up 1.9% from a year ago, as rent prices have spiked across the country.

Fortune

Food Prices Rising and Grocery Inflation Are Changing Shopping Habits for Good

Feeling it every time you check out? You are not alone. Here is what grocery inflation and food prices rising are doing to shopping habits nationwide.

International Business Times

Here’s why childcare is getting more unaffordable, forcing families to make ‘heartbreaking choices’

“When these costs rise without a simultaneous increase in public funding to fill the gap, programs are faced with difficult decisions.”

Fortune

Americans, Even With Higher Incomes, Are Feeling the Squeeze

A 50-year mortgage probably isn’t the answer, but there are other ways to alleviate the continuing sting of high prices

Kiplinger

A two-child household must earn $400,000 a year for childcare to be affordable, study says. 'It’s easy to see why birth rates are falling'

“Most parents could tell you that childcare costs are astronomical these days and can cause a major financial burden, even for high-income families.”

Fortune

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If you want to be financially independent at a young age, don’t buy a house, serial investor says. Home ownership is just an 'expensive indulgence'

“Your mortgage is just the starting point,” said author JL Collins.

The Independent UK

Here’s how much you could save if credit card interest rates were capped at 10 percent

The president’s rattled the stock market Monday, with some bank and card issuer stocks falling anywhere from 3 percent to 10 percent in pre-market trading

Kiplinger

7 Ways to Save Money on Almost Everything

High prices got you down? These strategies can help you reap deep discounts on everyday spending.

The Independent UK

Over 40% of consumers are still in debt from last year’s holiday purchases

‘It’s forcing some to rely on credit cards more to make ends meet, but it’s pushing some others to look for lower-cost alternatives or to cut back shopping altogether,’ one expert said

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MarketBeat

MarketBeat’s Top 5 Rated Small-Cap Stocks

Small-cap stocks are regaining momentum as rate cuts and the end of quantitative tightening drive a renewed risk-on environment.

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10 Least Affordable Cities for Retirees To Grow Old at Home

Here are 10 least affordable cities for retirees to grow old at home.

Kiplinger

4 Strategies for Older Adults to Cut Property Taxes

Before you settle your next property tax bill, make sure you're taking full advantage of these tax breaks for older homeowners across the US.

Kiplinger

When Helping Mom and Dad Hurts Your Wallet

New research shows how assisting an aging parent with expenses can strain your own finances.

Benzinga

Top 3 Financial Stocks That May Explode In Q4

The most oversold stocks in the financial sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.

Benzinga

$29 Billion Tariff Shock Awaits US Shoppers As Holiday Spending Kicks Off: Report

The upcoming holiday season could prove to be more costly for American consumers, not due to increased retailer prices, but as a result of tariffs.

Fortune

Trump’s tariffs are a $29 billion tax on Americans’ holiday shopping bills, Lending Tree says

The tariff regime will cost you an extra $132 for gifts this year, which could have "a real impact on many families," LendingTree's Matt Schulz says.

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