While American consumers are feeling more optimistic, spending varies across the map depending on income, cost of living, savings habits, and other factors.

Owning a car is becoming more expensive, with the December 2024 Consumer Price Index revealing soaring motor vehicle insurance costs. 

For software companies specializing in workplace management, recent shifts in how teams collaborate have created a booming opportunity.

By 2030, women in the United States are expected to control $34 trillion in financial assets, up from $7.3 trillion just a decade ago.  

Small businesses are seeing growth across America. Check out the landscape for both owners and employees.

Check out these strategies to make the most of your money whether you’re looking at a windfall of $500, $5,000, $50,000 – or anywhere in between.

Traditional bookstores and book-themed events are booming in 2025 as readers look for more ways to reconnect with friends and local communities after the pandemic.

With product returns expected to account for 17% of all merchandise sales in 2024, exchanges can be a tricky trade-off for sellers and gift givers alike.

Millennials increased their overall net worth by 13.7% (vs 7.7% for all Americans) and their 401(k) balance by 15.6% (almost double that of the typical American). 

As Gen Z enters the workforce and gains financial independence, their use of credit cards is on the rise. According to recent surveys, 84% of Gen Z has at least one credit card. That could have major consequences on their long-term finances.

Toys aren’t just child’s play anymore. Adults are getting in on the fun, and toymakers are taking notice and targeting products to appeal to this growing segment.