Social media platforms have been flooded with viral content claiming American Express is cutting credit card spending limits because the company is concerned the economy is entering a recession. money.com/american-express-c…

It’s common to have old subscriptions like gym memberships and streaming services linger in the background, and automatic payments add up. money.com/stop-automatic-ban…

If you have a legitimate emergency expense, you can tap into a 401(k) up to a certain amount without having to worry about penalties. money.com/1000-emergency-401…

A new report from a major mortgage lender finds that many homeowners are making extra loan payments, but those who do are often the least likely to see a meaningful benefit. money.com/when-not-to-pay-of…

A “free” trial can become an expensive habit. A new survey finds 79% of Americans have signed up for one, meant to cancel, and still got charged, costing people about $45 a month, or $540 a year, on average. The best defense: set cancellation reminders, review recurring charges, and ask for a refund quickly if a trial turns into a bill.

America's billionaires collectively hold $6.7 trillion in wealth, which is significantly more than the bottom half of U.S. households combined. money.com/us-billionaires-we…

One in six borrowers said they didn't compare multiple offers the last time they considered taking out a personal loan, according to a new survey from Experian. money.com/personal-loan-rate…

Investors are piling money into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) at a record pace to gain exposure to baskets of stocks rather than investing in individual companies. money.com/index-fund-diversi…

Personal finance guru Suze Orman has offered tons of advice to help people get out of debt, save money and pursue their retirement goals. money.com/suze-orman-new-mon…

The "comfortable" retirement lifestyle most Americans dream of may require an annual income of at least $100,000 in a couple's golden years. money.com/retirement-income-…

Major banks are warning that AI shopping assistants could bring new risks for consumers and merchants as bots begin making purchases on people’s behalf. In a new paper, six global banks say AI agents could overspend, buy the wrong item, expose payment details or fall for scams, leaving customers unsure who is responsible when something goes wrong.

Many Americans are raised to believe that being a CEO, doctor or professional athlete is an automatic meal ticket. money.com/jobs-that-create-m…

As competition among issuers heats up, companies are looking for fresh ways to land your business, and the high costs of pet supplies and vet services are an ongoing pain point for consumers. money.com/best-credit-cards-…

Enterprising sellers are flooding the market with mass-produced AI products. money.com/how-to-avoid-buyin…

ChatGPT is expanding into personal finance with a new credit score feature for Plus and Pro users in the U.S. By connecting an Experian credit report and VantageScore 3.0, users can see what may be influencing their score and ask ChatGPT to explain how it might affect them.

Automakers developing self-driving cars are betting on car insurance discounts becoming one of their chief selling points. money.com/self-driving-car-i…

Pet owners would do anything for their animals — but that care comes with a serious price tag. money.com/lifetime-cost-of-o…

If you’ve got a stash of pennies, now is a good time to decide what to do with it. money.com/what-to-do-with-pe…

Bitcoin rose above $85,000 Monday, extending a rally that has lifted the cryptocurrency more than 7% in five days and nearly 35% over three months. The rebound is fueling debate over whether crypto’s downturn is ending, even as bitcoin remains below its October 2025 record above $126,000. Analysts are watching whether it can hold key levels and push toward $90,000, while crypto-linked stocks also move higher.

More than half of Americans use artificial intelligence to help make financial decisions. money.com/ai-retirement-savi…