Why Trump’s Credit Card Rate Cap at 10% Boosts Your Finances
Trump has said that the interest charged on credit cards in America for one year should not exceed 10%. Today, […]
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America Still Spends, Even When It Feels Expensive
When Bank of America Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan spoke with Margaret Brennan on “Face the Nation,” the message sounded
Oracle Stock Leads the AI Rebound as Tech Confidence Returns
The technology market has found new energy. Investors are once again confident about artificial intelligence. After weeks of uncertainty, AI-linked
Americans Worry About Budgets as Inflation Lingers and Tax Refund Hopes Rise
Money worries are shaping daily life for many Americans. Prices remain high. Paychecks feel tight. Because of this, household budgets
Bond Yields Rise After Japan’s Move as Oil Prices Slide on Supply Fears
Global markets shifted this week in a quiet but meaningful way. Bond yields moved higher across major economies. At the
U.S. Unemployment Hits Four-Year High as Job Growth Slows
The U.S. labor market showed clear signs of stress in November. The economy added only 64,000 new jobs, and the
How Big Banks Turned Credit Cards Into America’s Default Lifeline
Credit cards are everywhere in the US right now, and the reason is simple: life got more expensive, paychecks did
Why Americans Are Using Credit Cards Like Never Before
Americans are using credit cards more than ever, not because they want luxury spending, but because everyday life has become
Fed Rate Cut Confusion: A Business Reality Check for Wall Street and Main Street
The current debate around a Federal Reserve rate cut is no longer just a policy discussion, because it is directly
Can SpaceX Become the Most Valuable IPO Ever? $1.5T Says Yes
SpaceX may be preparing for the biggest financial launch in market history. The company is expected to go public in