A college degree is often considered the ticket to a well-paying career, and more than three million new graduates enter the workforce every year banking on that promise. However, this year, those armed with a newly minted diploma have faced one of the toughest job markets in a decade. And next year could be as…
Many baby boomers aren’t on track to retire with enough money. They have some options to adjust their trajectory, researchers said, but these come with trade-offs. Just 40% of workers who are age 61 to 65 — the youngest members of the boomer cohort — are financially on track for retirement, according to recent research…
Artificial intelligence is changing the way human resources leaders envision roles, skills, and experiences of their workforce, as generative AI transforms many jobs. “AI is reshaping the future of work by redistributing tasks within jobs.” Those were the words of a U.S.-based chief human resources officer in response to a flash survey CNBC circulated last…
Julpo | E+ | Getty Images When it comes time to make a purchase, which credit card you use could soon determine how much you pay. A new settlement announced this week would end a longstanding dispute between businesses and Visa and Mastercard over credit card “swipe” fee practices. Swipe fees are charged to retailers,…
mapodile | E+ | Getty Images LAS VEGAS — Millions of households have individual retirement accounts, and simple mistakes can be expensive, experts warn. One of the most common IRA errors is overlooking beneficiary designations, which dictate who receives the account after you die, according to Brandon Buckingham, vice president for the advanced planning group…
Douglas and Heather Boneparth Photo: Sylvie Rosokoff Love is complicated. Add in money and it gets even more so. But in their new book “Money Together,” Heather and Douglas Boneparth argue that having honest and proactive discussions about finances can make partners closer — and eventually, wealthier. They begin their book, published last month, with…
Members of the National Guard patrol near the U.S. Capitol on Oct. 1, 2025 in Washington, DC. Al Drago | Getty Images Millions of Americans are bracing for a sharp increase in their health insurance premiums next year as expiring enhanced subsidies trigger a “cliff” on aid — and they are worried about the financial…
As air travel cancellations and delays mount during the government shutdown, affected travelers will want to consider all their avenues for recourse — including the credit card they used to book their flight. U.S. airlines began canceling flights on Friday, in response to an Federal Aviation Administration order reducing flight capacity at 40 airports. The…
Tim Robberts | Digitalvision | Getty Images Student loan forgiveness is a major relief for borrowers — many of whom have been in repayment for decades. But after receiving debt cancellation, there are key steps you should take, experts say. The Trump administration agreed last month to resume forgiving people’s education debts under programs that…
A Republic Airways plane takes off near the air traffic control tower at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) in Arlington, Virginia, US, on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025. Samuel Corum | Bloomberg | Getty Images Airlines rushed to provide travelers updates after the Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday that it would reduce flights across 40…
