
U.S. Employers Keep Hiring Briskly Even In Face Of Rate Hikes
Friday's report showed that hiring was brisk across industries last month, though the overall gain declined from 315,000 in September.
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Friday's report showed that hiring was brisk across industries last month, though the overall gain declined from 315,000 in September.
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Youth participation in sports fell by 7% from 2008 to 2018, according to the Aspen Institute.
If you love bargain hunting and online shopping, you’ll want to check out Goodwill’s new online thrift store.
A no-spend challenge is a period you designate during which you don't blow any cash on non-necessities. Here are some tips to try it.
No one has matched all six numbers and won the Powerball jackpot since Aug. 3, allowing the prize to grow to the fourth-largest in U.S. history.
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Futures for the Dow Jones and S&P 500 each slipped 0.3% Monday as investors eye another meeting by the Federal Reserve to weigh on interest rates.
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Twenty states have or will dole out financial relief to certain residents. Find out if your state is sending out stimulus money and who is eligible.
Last year at this time, rates on a 30-year mortgage averaged 3.14%.
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This telework calculator uses your vehicle type, location, commute distance and time to calculate potential savings by working from home.
Cybersecurity experts told Newsy the relief program is particularly lucrative to scammers because it offers a huge target for information and money.
The scariest part of Halloween this year might be the cost of candy. Prices have experienced their highest jump on record this year.
If you've been resisting cranking up the thermostat during the nippy days this season, try these clever ways to keep your house warm.
The U.S. has its highest credit card debt in more than 20 years, as daily consumer prices continue to rise.
Netflix confirmed that it will begin charging accounts that share passwords early next year. Here’s how much your bill could increase.
The Fed's next two-day policy meeting opens Nov. 1, with most economists expecting another big hike of three-quarters of a point.
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All seven tax bracket levels will be revised upwards in 2023, allowing filers to shield more of their money from taxes.
An early "beta launch" version of a new online form was made available as the department looks to find and fix any glitches.
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Some people fear their rent may increase as it is calculated based on their income.
Retailers are trying to get rid of inventory that has piled up during the pandemic, all as shoppers reduce spending.
Consumer prices rose 8.2% in September compared with a year earlier, while prices increased 0.4% on a month-to-month basis.
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Thursday's announcement affects about 70 million people — including retirees, disabled people and children — who receive Social Security benefits.
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If experts' predictions are accurate, it would be the biggest jump since 1981 — adding an extra $146 per month to the average payment.
Right now, the expectation is the adjustment in 2023 will be 8.7%. That's according to the Senior Citizens League.
The price of bread and milk is up about 16% and 17% respectively, while eggs cost nearly 40% more than they did last year.
Stubborn inflation coupled with supply chain issues have made the auto market feel impossible for consumers.
Companies that allow consumers to complete a purchase after the point of sale are often unregulated and can lead users into deeper debt.
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People are struggling to cope with the effects of inflation. Newsy spoke with some consumers and small business owners about their experience.
Prenups can be a touchy subject, but the stigma is fading, with some experts saying it could be a smart move for anyone getting married.
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Scammers are posing as employees of cable or satellite companies to get personal information or credit card numbers.
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Many Republicans criticized the announcement, arguing it will make inflation worse by giving people more money to spend.