PERSONAL FINANCE
How You Could Save Money by Changing When You Do Housework
"This tip was actually given to me by my mother when we lived in Nevada," Maisha told Newsweek.
When Couples Shouldn't Split Rent Equally, According to a Financial Expert
Vivian Tu, the woman behind Your Rich BFF, said that addressing money concerns early can "prevent a lot of heartbreak."
Student Loan Update: Thousands Benefit From New Round of Debt Forgiveness
Biden announced more than $600 million in student loan forgiveness for an additional 8,000 borrowers on Thursday.
SNAP Benefits Being Sent Out This Week: Here's Who's Impacted
To get the EBT payments for groceries this week, you'll need to match a certain set of criteria and also usually have a select case number type for most states.
California Homeowners Unaffected by Wildfires Could Get New Insurance Bill
Changes in California's Fair Access to Insurance Requirements (FAIR) plan could mean higher expenses for homeowners after fires.
Chart Reveals Trump Could Undo All of Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness
More than 5 million Americans have benefited under Biden's presidency due to his student loan forgiveness policies.
Drivers Hit with EZDriveMA Scam Texts—Here's What to Watch Out For
The E-Z Pass texts pretend to be from the toll system in an effort to steal your account data.
Woman Saves $60 Per Month on Cellphone Bill With One Small Change
"Look at all your bills, and figure out what can be cut down or cut out," Lauren Savalle told Newsweek.
You Wasted $771 Sitting in Traffic Last Year
Nationwide, this costs $74 billion in lost time, according to a new report by INRIX.
What's the Most Lucrative Social Media Platform for Creators?
YouTube and TikTok lead the pack on earning potential for creators on social media platforms. Annual salaries also offer insight.
These 401(k) Changes in 2025 May Increase Retirement Savings
401(k) changes in 2025 include boosted contribution limits to help combat fears of falling behind on retirement savings.
Mike Johnson Gives Update on Plans for Social Security
Without any changes to the program, the fund is set to run out of money for full payments by as early as 2035.
The One Thing You Need to Do With Your Money in 2025
Newsweek asked personal finance experts what they wanted to see more of in 2025. Here's what they told us.
The One Thing Americans Need to Stop Doing With Their Money in 2025
Newsweek asked personal finance experts what they wanted to see less of in the new year. This is what they said.
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.