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Here are three reasons to go ahead and skip that expensive gift this year

The holiday season often comes with the pressure to prove our love with what we purchase. There’s a better way, experts say.

Here’s your ultimate list of best-buy cars, trucks, SUVs and EVs for 2024

This list highlights the standout cars, trucks, and SUVs recommended for the most shoppers across a variety of segments.

Odometer fraud is on the rise—how to protect yourself

Today’s digital odometers can be changed easily by those who know how. Here's where fraud is worst and how to protect yourself.

Are you ready financially for a new year? Here’s how to set yourself up for success in 2024.

Are you on the right path? Reviewing your finances now and acting before the end of the year can empower you to start 2024 off strong.

New federal rules will punish car dealers for junk fees, other misleading practices

The rules limit junk fees, bait-and-switch advertising, and require dealers to clearly disclose final pricing and financing terms before a buyer signs.

S&P 500 eyes record high as rate cut hopes underpin sentiment

The S&P 500 was set to open Tuesday's session only about 1% below its record close as traders remained energized by the prospect of the Federal Reserve starting to cut interest rates by the spring of next year.

Tesla to give 10% pay raises to hourly workers at its Nevada gigafactory: report

Tesla Inc. will give hourly workers at its Nevada gigafactory roughly 10% raises starting in January, CNBC reported late Monday.

Apple Watch interruption could fuel a revenue decline in the important December quarter

The sudden interruption in most Apple Watch sales during the all-important holiday shopping season could potentially fuel another revenue decline for the tech giant's December quarter.

Watch the yen as Bank of Japan decides whether to signal exit from negative interest rates

Investors will be watching to see if the Bank of Japan signals its getting ready to ditch negative rates.

Some borrowers given more time to take steps to qualify for student-debt forgiveness

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Enphase Energy to lay off 10% of its workforce, citing ‘challenging’ economy

Enphase Energy Inc. said late Monday it plans to lay off 10% of its workforce, including workers and contractors in Wisconsin, as it seeks to "right-size" its business.

Fed stirs hope of less carnage in commercial real estate next year

Financing costs are expected to ease in the U.S. commercial real-estate market in 2024, helping debt that is coming due to refinance.
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