Knowing how much cash your peers have stashed for retirement can give you an idea of how you stack up.
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If it feels like you can't get ahead on your credit card debt, you're not alone.
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McDonald’s is facing growing pressure as Americans push back against rising fast-food prices. The chain reports a 0.2% decline in U.S. same-store sales, its first drop since early 2025, as budget-conscious customers rethink the cost of eating out. With its stock down roughly 9% s working to win back diners through $2 breakfast deals, cheaper meal bundles and new menu options.

Depending on where you live in the U.S., the scam texts flooding your phone may come with an assortment of offers.
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More than 1 in 5 Americans ages 30 to 60 have no money set aside for retirement, according to The Penny Hoarder’s 2026 State of Retirement Report. The survey also finds that the typical respondent has saved just $36,708, while 28% have reduced or stopped retirement contributions nses. With rising living costs straining household budgets, 52% expect to keep working beyond traditional retirement age, and only 11% feel extremely confident about their financial future.

Grocery prices may have steadily climbed over the last few years, but at Costco, the cost of several items haven’t budged.
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A recent survey from Freedom Debt Relief and Money found that the top motivations for paying off debt aren’t actually financial.
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If it feels like you can't get ahead on your credit card debt, you're not alone.
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When you’re carrying significant debt, paying it down can monopolize your financial plan.
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The holiday season is putting added pressure on American households, with 65% of consumers planning to cut back on other expenses to afford gifts, according to a new U.S. News survey of 1,200 people. Among respondents, 35% plan to reduce grocery spending, while 22% expect to s to make room for holiday purchases. The findings come as 71% say they live paycheck to paycheck and 75% worry about having enough money for presents this year.

America's billionaires collectively hold $6.7 trillion in wealth, which is significantly more than the bottom half of U.S. households combined.
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Personal finance guru Suze Orman has offered tons of advice to help people get out of debt, save money and pursue their retirement goals.
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Building a nest egg requires hard work during your earning years.
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Enterprising sellers are flooding the market with mass-produced AI products.
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A seemingly endless number of rules and customs surround tipping in the U.S. Love it or hate it, it's important to know your way around the system.
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"Automatic enrollment is now complete so parents and guardians can go to the app at any time and claim their child’s Trump Account," a Treasury official tells Money.
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Nearly half of Americans are facing an uncertain financial future as retirement approaches. A new Ethos survey finds that 47% of U.S. adults either have no retirement savings or expect to run out of money before age 80. On average, Americans hope to live to 88 but believe their y them to 83, creating a five-year gap between their life expectancy goals and financial security.

Living paycheck to paycheck, losing control of your debt balances or feeling like you're one emergency away from derailing your savings is exhausting — and over time, it can take a toll on your mental health.
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Adding gold to an investment portfolio may not make sense for everyone, but there are some myths that suggest gold is only for a small subsection of investors.
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Scammers use many strategies to get victims to part ways with their money, and Social Security recipients are a common target.
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