Business leaders who reject pronouns say it's "too confusing"
Roughly 15 percent of business leaders say they're unwilling to use they/them pronouns.
Thousands of Americans quit their jobs
From February to March, the resignation rate went from 1.8 to 1.9 percent.
Americans prepare to keep working through retirement
Sixty-three percent of respondents told an Allianz study they would likely continue working at least part-time during their retirement.
Gen Z "most likely" risk of workplace lawsuits: survey
Who are employers blaming for the significant uptick in lawsuits? The newest generation in the workforce, Gen Z.
Millions of Americans get $4,800 Social Security check
The government sends out benefits weekly depending on when your birthday is during the month and how long you've been receiving benefits.
Americans in one state to get $1,300 payment this month
May 16 is the last day Alaskan residents will earn their Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) for this year.
Medicare gets a new warning about coverage
The money in the Medicare program is likely to run within 10 years out if nothing changes.
Pro-Palestinian protests could change student loan forgiveness
Under the No Bailouts for Campus Criminals Act, people arrested at pro-Palestine protests would be blocked from getting student loan forgiveness in the future.
New Yorkers to get $1,400 checks: Here's who's eligible
The New York School Tax Relief Program approved the rebates to help homeowners afford their school tax bills, and most will arrive by September.
Biden's student loan forgiveness rejected: 'Not buying my vote'
For some Americans, Biden's Middle East stance has blocked any excitement they'd feel over student loan forgiveness here in America.
Medicare program suddenly ending leaves seniors in limbo
Medicare recently announced a pilot program would be coming to a close and the end arrived years before the originally scheduled conclusion date.
Rising number of men don't want to work
As fewer men financially support themselves, there are long-reaching economic and societal implications, experts say.
SNAP recipients struggle with application
Hispanic and Black Americans both reported more stress with applications than white Americans.
Americans receive $1,900 checks as government sends double monthly payments
The payment is specifically for Social Security recipients who started getting their benefits before May 1997.
Americans in one city get $500 monthly payments to combat "toxic stress"
GRIT 2.0 aims to supply 175 randomly selected families with $500 in monthly checks, which can then be used as recipients wish.
Monthly direct payments banned in four states
Some are taking a hard stance against using public government money for any guaranteed income or stimulus-type payments.
Medicare Advantage enrollment drops in seven states
Medicare Advantage enrollment is down in Alaska, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Louisiana and Michigan.
Map shows where millions could lose Medicare Advantage benefits
Six million Americans are insured through Humana's Medicare Advantage. Not all states are equally affected by the cuts, though.
Gen Z left out of Biden's student debt relief
The Department of Education has not included Gen Z in most of the student loan relief options available to federal borrowers.
People living near homeless camps could get refund on taxes
Arizona is considering a new refund that has some homeless rights advocates concerned.
Americans see money in bank accounts increase
Savers in 2023 accrued interest of $315.4 billion in their deposit accounts.
Millions of Americans may get their Medicare Advantage benefits cut
Humana said it would be ending some plans and cutting benefits for patients in 2025.
Businesses are moving to 6 day work weeks
A new report found many companies might require workers to add on an additional day of work.
Nevada residents want people from California to stop moving to their state
In a new survey, 40 percent of the state's residents said they wanted the population to grow much more slowly.
Florida tax holiday for summer 2024
Florida residents will face zero taxes on summer items all throughout the month of July.
Student loans change today: Here's who's impacted
Public service workers were able to get their debts cleared under specific Education Department rules, but not as of today.
Americans lose $450 million to fake job scams
Fake job scams accounted for roughly 105,000 scams in 2023, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
One state is sending out $10,000 refunds: Here's who qualifies
Republicans and Democrats went through many debates about whether to issue the tax refunds.
Americans are running out of time to claim $1 billion in tax refunds
Taxpayers have more than $1 billion in unclaimed refunds for tax year 2020, but the IRS will hold payments only until May 17.
Florida housing market gets "worrying sign"
The universities said in their report that the soaring housing premiums in the Miami market are "a potential worrying sign for the housing market."