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3 Steps You Can Take Today to Build Your Emergency Fund
A survey found 56% of Americans would not be able to cover an unexpected $1,000 expense with their savings, and rising costs are to blame. Here are three steps you can take today to build up your emergency fund.
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How to Earn More Money From Your Savings Now That Banks Are Raising Interest Rates
The Federal Reserve has raised its key interest rate five times this year, most recently on Wednesday, as part of its ongoing effort to slow the pace of inflation.
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What to Buy in July 2022
With Fourth of July sales and the addition of Amazon’s Prime Day coming later this month, Consumer Reports says July is the perfect month to score big savings on some of its top-tested products.
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Tips to Help You Save on Your Utility Bill
When the temperature soars, Consumer Reports says there are some simple things you can do to help save money on your utility bills.
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How to Pinch Pennies on Your Electric Bill
Experts at Consumer Reports share some simple tips to cut utility costs without sacrificing comfort.
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How to Stay Ahead of the 2022 Inflation Surge
NBC 5 Responds has some inflation-fighting ideas to help you save some money.
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Looking for Ways to Save Money? Experts Say Start at Home
We have some inflation fighting ideas to help you save a little money and chop those big bills down to nothing.
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How to Save Money at the Supermarket
Prices are creeping up on just about everything, but Consumer Reports has some tips to help you save money at the grocery store.
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16 U.S. Cities Where Women Under 30 Earn More Than Their Male Peers
Out of 250 metropolitan areas in the U.S., women under 30 are paid the same or more than men in 22 of them, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Many Homebuyers Face Surprise Repair Costs Soon After Moving in, Survey Shows
More than three-quarters of new homeowners said in a survey they ended up having an unexpected cost in the first year of ownership.
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Is It Better to Rent Or Own a Home? Here's How to Decide the Right Move for You
With both home prices and rents rising, you’ll have to make a decision based on your personal situation. Here’s what to consider.
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House Passes ‘Secure Act 2.0.' Here's What That Means for Retirement Savings
The House of Representatives has passed the Securing a Strong Retirement Act, or Secure Act 2.0. It’s good news for many retirement savers.
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1 in 5 Workers Runs Out of Money Before Payday, Survey Finds
As prices spike, workers are running out of money faster: Now, 1 in 5 say they can’t make it from paycheck to paycheck.
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Buying a Home This Spring? Be Aware of These 5 Unexpected Costs
You’ll need more than your down payment in savings before buying a house. These are the costs you should factor into your budget.
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Couples Who Pool Their Money Are More Likely to Stay Together, Research Finds
Whether or not couples keep joint accounts could make or break a relationship, according to research. Here’s why.
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House of Representatives Set to Vote on Bill to Improve Retirement System. What to Know
The House of Representatives could vote on the Securing a Strong Retirement Act, or Secure Act 2.0, as early as Tuesday.
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Consumers Have Saved More Than $100 Billion in Health Savings Accounts
Health savings accounts are growing rapidly. They are available to consumers with a high-deductible health insurance plan and have a triple tax advantage.
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Biden's Budget Proposes Tax Hike on Married Filers Making More Than $450,000
President Joe Biden has proposed a hike on the top marginal income tax bracket for single filers earning more than $400,000 and married couples above $450,000.
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The Bond Market Is Flashing a Warning Sign a Recession May Be Coming. Here's Why
A part of the bond market saw its yield curve invert on Monday. An inverted yield curve is a distortion that typically prefaces a recession.
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There's Still Time for 2021 IRA Contributions, But a Tax Break Isn't Guaranteed. Here's What to Know
The deadline for 2021 traditional individual retirement account contributions is April 18. But there are special rules to qualify for a deduction. What to know.