PERSONAL FINANCE
How Taxes Would Change Under Democrat's Newest Proposal
The bill would effectively end the use of private placement life insurance (PPLI) contracts for tax purposes.
Shock Over How Mother-in-Law's Death Could Cost Family $9,500 a Year
The user says they are "not interested" in owning the property left to them, nor are they in paying its hefty admin costs.
How Much Would Groceries Kevin McCallister Bought in 'Home Alone' Cost Now?
Jennifer Lapinski, who conducted the experiment, did the same thing last year and you won't believe how much the price has gone up even since then.
Mom's Polarizing Take On Charging Adult Daughter Rent Sparks Debate
"If she starts being frivolous with her money, then I'll charge her some rent," Roxanne Balciunas told Newsweek.
How to Save Money Over the Holidays, According to Personal Finance Experts
With Christmas and Hanukkah looming, Newsweek asked personal finance experts. Here's what they said.
Gen Zers Are Splashing Out on Their Pets
Pet owners spent an average of $121 a month on their pets in 2024, according to a new survey.
Woman Finds 2021 Starbucks Receipt, Can't Believe What It Shows
"I feel bad we can't simply go treat ourselves to a coffee how we once could," Kelsie Marie told Newsweek.
Woman Loses Access to Over $800 After Online Bank Goes Bust
"It's been sad hearing about people that were like me with tens of thousands of dollars locked away," Abby Ritter told Newsweek.
Mom Zooms In on 2019 Photos at Grocery Stores, Can't Believe What She Sees
Heather Paul was alarmed at how things have changed. "This isn't the American dream. It's a nightmare," she said.
Millennial Mom of 3 Makes One Change to Budget Plan—Sees Immediate Result
The Arizona mom told Newsweek that her new approach to spending and budgeting has made a big difference in her life.
Gen Z Woman Gets Unexpected Shock When It's Time To Repay Her Car Loan
"Nobody explained this to me when I signed for the car financing," Barbara "Debby" Veloz told Newsweek.
Gen Z Woman on Track to Retire in 30s Shares Her Top Three Financial Tips
"I'm confident I'll hit my goal," the 25-year-old said.
Man Has Last Laugh On Thief Who Broke Into Car To Steal Wallet: 'Karma'
Michael Rowlands Jr. was amused by the notifications he started getting on his phone. "He was more frustrated than I was," he said.
Landlord Changes Rental Contract, Internet Applauds Tenant's Response
Social media users cheered the tenant's actions in the viral post, with one saying "and that's how it's done."
Americans Are Embracing 'Slow Shopping'
Consumers are slowing down and taking their time while buying gifts for the holidays.
Man Can't Believe His Luck After Finding 18K Cartier Necklace in the Trash
Evan has theories about how the jewelry ended up there, which are based on another telling discovery he made in the dumpster.
Man to Tell Wife 'Inheritance Is Mine' as Parents Die—Internet Has Opinions
"Long story short, my wife thinks half is hers, and she has 'ideas' on how to spend just about all of it," the man wrote.
These Three Swing States Hold The Worst Debt in America
These states also face unique issues that candidates often prioritize during their campaign as a way to secure votes.
Map Shows States With Highest Rising Housing Costs
Across America, the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $1,558, according to Apartments.com.
Driver Wonders Why Credit Score Went Down—Brands Reason 'A Literal Joke'
Archie believes the experience highlights how "fundamentally flawed" the credit score system truly is.
Map Shows States With Worst Credit Card Debt
The top five states for worst credit card debt were as follows: Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama and Texas.
Americans With Holiday Debt Nearly Doubles
In the new survey, 46 percent of Americans said they still had holiday debt from last year.