Power players and the business of sports The sports industry generates $159 billion in annual revenue and counting, and there are big financial wins for athletes at the top of the game.
The upgrade economy: Spending surges as crowds level up entertainment Companies are offering new layers of comfort for splurge experiences. Check out the upgrades up for grabs for those who choose to level up.
Money comes, money goes: Are we in an age of “Fast Spending”? In an era of overnight packages, same-day shipping, and busy lives on the go, consumers seem to have a need for speed — and the digital age is here to deliver.
The backpack math: Cost of school supplies up 24% The cost of school supplies is up 24% as parents plan to spend an average of $875 on back-to-school items this year.
Pumpkin $pice and everything nice While summer doesn’t officially end until late September, the autumn-themed drinks, food items, and products are here earlier than ever – and consumers are happy to pay up.
Average salary by state How does your salary stack up to other earners? Let’s find out what the average salary looks like in your state.
Are weddings priceless? As costs rise, half of people hope to skip the invite More than 2 in 5 Americans (42%) don’t think a wedding is worth the splurge, according to new Empower research. Here's how people are approaching weddings in 2024.
Buckle up: Nearly 60% of Americans keeping cars longer to save money Empower research found that nearly a third of drivers say their car payment is one of their biggest expenses, and a look at the car scene can give a view into why.
How behavioral finance impacts your money decisions Behavioral finance is the study of how emotions and biases impact investors’ behaviors and decisions. Learn how your emotions and biases can impact your financial outcomes.
What can you buy for $1 in 2024? Here’s a look at what you can get for a single buck today and how Americans’ purchasing power has changed over the past two decades.
What is the rule of 72? The rule of 72 helps you determine how long it might take for your money to hypothetically double.
The Boss is a billionaire Today’s billionaires worldwide are the wealthiest they’ve ever been — collectively worth a whopping $14.2 trillion.
