MYSTERIOUS: 11 - What They Never Told You

What Financial Infidelity Is - And How to Avoid Problems

Nearly one in four Americans are keeping money-related secrets from their partners.

Kiplinger · Apr 26, 2023

Bank rates are up. How to avoid leaving money on the table

After years of paying low rates for savers, banks are finally offering better interest on deposits

The Independent UK · Apr 24, 2023

How to set your investment goals

More than half of American workers say they’re behind on saving for retirement, according to a recent Bankrate survey. For many people, retirement is the ultimate financial goal, so why do so many fall short? One reason may be a failure to set clear investment goals and stick with them…

Tribune News Service · Apr 24, 2023

56% of workers plan to look for a job in the next 12 months, survey says

Last year, as part of the “Great Resignation,” many workers were looking for new jobs with better pay and flexibility. This year, more workers are seeking new jobs than in 2022: More than half (56 percent) of the workforce is likely to look for a new job in the next…

Tribune News Service · Apr 4, 2023

Best No-Penalty CD Rates: Lock in Rates at 4%

No-penalty CDs provide a high return while giving you the flexibility to access your cash whenever needed. Check out Kiplinger's top choices.

Kiplinger · Apr 4, 2023

Credit card debt is at record high as Fed raises rates again

As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates again, credit card debt is already at a record high, and more people are carrying debt month to month

The Independent UK · Mar 22, 2023

A 3-step guide to filing for unemployment benefits if you’re laid off

The process can drag on for weeks, so getting started early is key.

Fortune · Mar 13, 2023

Credit card debt soars as perks proliferate

Banks are piling on the perks while debt soars.

Axios · Mar 5, 2023

America's economy is splitting consumers into two very different realities

Gregory Daco, chief economist at EY Parthenon, expects to see a “K-shaped consumer spending pattern” in 2023, where working class families slow their spending, while wealthy families continue to splurge.

Fortune · Feb 25, 2023

Most millennials and Gen Z are hiding their spending habits and debt from their partners

Gen Z and millennials are more secretive than older generations when it comes to finances in relationships.

Fortune · Feb 9, 2023