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Shirley Hodes and her sister Ruth “Ruthy” Sweedler grew up in a modest household during the 1910s and 20s, sharing a small living space with their six older siblings. Their family of

It’s becoming more challenging to purchase a new vehicle, with costs surging to unprecedented levels. A report indicates that nearly 20% of new car buyers are committing to monthly payments exceeding $1,000.

In recognition of International Women’s Day, The Economist has unveiled its annual glass-ceiling index for 2025, evaluating women’s working conditions across 29 nations in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

Many investors often neglect to consider future taxes when contributing to pre-tax 401(k) plans or traditional individual retirement accounts (IRAs). These accounts may lower your taxable income now but can lead to

Amidst escalating prices, Americans are witnessing a significant shift in their breakfast choices. Recent data reflects an alarming increase in the cost of essential breakfast items, most notably eggs and coffee, leading

China has declared its intention to implement new tariffs on select agricultural goods from Canada, a move that intensifies the ongoing trade conflict between the two nations. Effective March 20, the new

Workers contributing to Social Security will soon be impacted by the cap on payroll taxes set at $176,100 for 2025, beyond which no contributions are required. As of March 6, individuals earning

If you are part of a married couple relying on a single income, leveraging a less widely known retirement strategy could significantly enhance your financial future. A spousal individual retirement account (IRA),

Federal Reserve Chair Tim Donovan indicated on Friday that the central bank is prepared to remain patient before making further decisions regarding interest rates. Addressing concerns stemming from President Donald Trump’s robust