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As economists warn that the cost-of-living crunch may worsen, Americans are looking to trim travel costs this holiday season.

The recent tech selloff has rewarded Google’s and Apple’s AI strategies while punishing other Big Tech players.

Despite dramatic differences among Fed officials, opinions are coalescing behind a third interest-rate cut in succession.

Developments in Japan are creating a risk that investors in the U.S. Treasury market may one day pull the rug out by keeping more of their savings at home.

Leveraged ETFs bring even more risk to volatile assets like crypto.

Americans will be leaning hard on their credit cards this holiday season. A few key rules can keep you from slipping into a debt spiral.

If you want to see a scary bitcoin chart, check this out.

“I live off my Social Security of $900 a month.”

Fewer than half of Americans say they are financially secure, but there are indications that it’s not just a lack of money that’s stripping away Americans’ happiness.

Also, exceptions to the downtrend for Big Tech, Nvidia’s support for another leg up for AI and the case for taking a bus instead of flying.

The Federal Reserve won’t see critical information on U.S. inflation or job creation before its next pivotal meeting in December to decide whether to cut interest rates for the third month in a row.

U.S. President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani have fierce criticisms for each other, but both of their political futures rest in large part on their ability to address Americans’ worries about affordability.