Bankruptcies spike as Americans grapple with debt and inflation
Bankruptcies grew by 16 percent for non-businesses in the period ending December 2023, according to the U.S. Courts.
Drivers slapped with record high insurance rates: 'It is devastating'
Americans are crumbling under the pressure of their high cost car insurance premiums. So much that many have decided to abandon their insurance altogether.
Texans' Social Security in question if state secedes
If Texas left the country, would Texans still get their Social Security payments?
New Republican bill would slash Biden's student loan forgiveness plans
The College Cost Reduction Act would update the federal student loan system so borrowers would no longer qualify for forgiveness.
America's headed for car insurance crisis
A growing number of Americans might no longer be able to afford car insurance, and it could have a rippling effect on the economy.
Americans outraged over rent hikes: "Legal thievery"
Americans are calling out decisions by landlords to raise rent prices as inflation remains high.
Trump may face liquidity issues after E. Jean Carroll verdict, lawyers warn
After Trump was ordered to pay $83.3 million in damages to Carroll, lawyers said he may liquidate his properties to appeal.
Americans scammed on mobile apps: 'Account was completely depleted'
DA Bragg's call for tighter fintech security highlights victims' stories of losing thousands due to app scams, exposing systemic flaws.
Stimulus check update: Residents in one state qualify for $12,000 rebate
One state's tax board offers residents several options to earn some extra cash after filing their taxes.
Capital One glitch costs California woman month's worth of bills
After Capital One's electronic pay failed a customer, she found out the company hadn't given money to her credit card company.
Student loan borrowers skip payments: It's "an act of civil disobedience"
As national student loan debt lies at 1.75 trillion, one in 10 borrowers said they won't be paying off their loans as a matter of principle.
Lauren Boebert says she turned down Nikki Haley's money
Congresswoman claims she rejected endorsement and funds because she "didn't want Nikki Haley's support."
Americans get a warning about Social Security increase
Seniors might be in for a surprise in 2025 when their Social Security benefits increase by the lowest amount in four years.
Childcare now costs more than college as parents fork over $36,000 a year
The consequences of rising childcare costs are prominently seen in families' savings accounts.
Americans are earning more money
But, should federal interest rates remain elevated for longer, that could slow down wages, economists told Newsweek.
Dad refuses to pay for daughter's wedding: I don't know where I went wrong
A father has sparked an intense debate after revealing why he now refuses to pay for his daughter's wedding.
Gen Z is obsessed with being rich
Despite being one of the most financially overwhelmed generations yet, Gen Z is obsessed with being rich.
Woman accepting $4k for spending time with grandpa backed: 'prize money'
A financial adviser told Newsweek how he'd advise the woman to handle the surprise cash prize.
Americans lose more than $100,000 in Social Security
Small mistakes while filing for Social Security routinely lead to Americans losing $100,000 or more.
UBI Is the Trojan Horse of Economic Ruin
Universal Basic Income's indiscriminate disbursement of funds fails to consider the nuanced complexities of individual needs.
Taylor Swift, Oprah social media scams cost Americans billions
If you see your celebrity promoting some sort of product or deal online, think twice before giving away your credit card details.
Wealthy residents question checks they weren't entitled to
Some residents were in for quite a surprise when they received the unexpected cash.
Letitia James wants rules for how Donald Trump uses his money
The New York attorney general urged Judge Arthur Engoron to extend a monitorship over The Trump Organization.
Weight-loss scams cost Americans $70 billion a year
Dr. Sharon Giese said the $70 billion weight loss industry is full of "dubious" products that only drain your bank account.
Rural Americans can spend thousands more than people in cities
It may be better to live in a city if you're poor, once fuel costs, property taxes and even grocery bills are factored in.
Americans sound alarm about not being able to pay rent
A quarter of American renters say they can no longer afford to pay their rent, and one in five said they'll have to move back in with parents or friends.
Man parks car, returns to $25,000 parking ticket: "No intention of paying"
"These lots I've parked in several times last season and never got a parking ticket," the recipient told Newsweek.
Ivanka Trump Blasted for Post About Jared Kushner
Trump and her husband, Kushner, face a backlash across social media over a post about optimism as critics point to Saudi money.
Student loan application backlog is delaying forgiveness for borrowers
The Biden administration has tried to cancel up to $20,000 of student loan debt, but was struck down by the Supreme Court last year.
Parents encouraging kids to work in low-paying jobs sparks debate
Social media influencer sparked debate after saying parents are "cruel" if they encourage their kids to pursue low-paying careers.