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In an era where economic pressures are mounting, Gen Z is faced with living with their parents to save money or venture out and bear the brunt of high living costs. While seemingly pragmatic, this decision carries long-term consequences that extend beyond finances, affecting their emotional well-being and progression into adulthood. Surge in Multigenerational Living … Read more

Homeowners across the U.S. are getting comfy and staying put in their homes much longer than they used to. This trend is reshaping the housing market, leading to inventory shortages and affecting the affordability of homes across the country. Extended Stays Becoming the Norm The average time homeowners spend in their homes has nearly doubled … Read more

Maine lawmakers are currently debating on introducing tougher gun control measures in the state following the tragic incident in Lewiston, the state’s deadliest mass shooting on record. Some welcome stricter measures, but there are also a number of people who oppose these developments. Here’s the full story. Maine’s Gun Control Showdown Democrats in Main have … Read more

President Joe Biden’s recent budget proposal for 2025 is causing a stir across the nation. With a plan to increase spending to $7.3 trillion, Biden aims to address major social programs and tax reforms. Underpinning the plans are increased taxes on the wealthy to fund social security and Medicare, which would bring about much-needed change … Read more

Presidential hopeful Donald Trump caused a commotion on Monday with comments that could affect your retirement. Read on to find out more about what Trump said. Pre-Rally Remarks On Monday, hours before Biden gave a campaign rally in New Hampshire, Trump was invited onto CNBC’s “squawk box” to discuss entitlement programs – the likes of … Read more

The Biden administration has launched a new mission to tackle “junk fees,” proposing significant regulatory changes, including a rule by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to cap credit card late fees at $8 that could save consumers $14.5 billion annually. This effort extends beyond credit cards, targeting various sectors with unfair fees, thereby reflecting a … Read more

As auto loans and insurance rates soar, American drivers find themselves dedicating a significant portion of their income to keep their cars, leading to financial and emotional strain. Rising Auto Loan Burdens A recent MarketWatch study revealed a worrying trend among American drivers: one in ten spends over 30% of their monthly income on auto … Read more

If you’ve recently felt the sting of paying more at the pump, you’re not alone. Gas prices across the nation have taken an unexpected leap, leaving many wondering about the reasons behind the surge and what it means for their wallets. Gas Price Surge In the last week, the cost of a gallon of gas … Read more

According to the White House national security advisor, more weapons will be sent from the U.S. to Ukraine as part of a substantial aid package. $300 Million in Military Aid The Pentagon will send $300 million worth of weapons to Ukraine as part of a military aid package, White House officials announced on Tuesday. Blocked … Read more

President Biden has a plan up his sleeve to tackle the housing crunch. He is looking to roll out some new policies aimed at giving a leg up to people buying their first home and shaking things up in a market segment that has been stagnant. A Financial Boost for New Buyers The administration is … Read more