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Young Adults Are Rethinking Dating as Costs and Apps Raise the Stakes

May 10, 2026

Young adults are navigating the rising costs of dating and app subscriptions, leading to a shift in how they approach relationships today.

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Why Gen Z Is Turning to Income Stacking

May 8, 2026

Discover why Gen Z is embracing income stacking to combat rising living costs and create financial stability through diverse job opportunities.

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Many Women Keep Savings in Cash or Low-Yield Accounts as Inflation Erodes Value

May 8, 2026

Discover why many women are keeping their savings in low-yield accounts and the impact of inflation on their financial resilience.

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Fed Expected to Hold Rates Steady, Keeping Consumer Costs Elevated

May 7, 2026

The Fed is likely to maintain interest rates, impacting borrowing costs and savings as inflation remains a concern for policymakers.

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Series I Bonds Attract Savers as Inflation Keeps the Rate in Focus

May 7, 2026

Discover how Series I bonds offer a safe haven for savers amid rising inflation, with competitive interest rates and important trade-offs to consider.

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Hiring Rebounds in March as Iran War Threatens to Slow the Labor Market

May 7, 2026

March saw a rise in hiring, but the looming Iran conflict could jeopardize job growth and economic stability. Discover the implications for the labor market.

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The K-Shaped Economy Is Becoming Harder to Ignore

May 1, 2026

Discover how the widening gap in the U.S. economy affects spending habits and what it means for retailers, lenders, and policymakers.

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Treasury Sets 4.26% Series I Bond Rate Through October 2026

April 30, 2026

Discover how the new 4.26% rate for Series I bonds offers a reliable inflation hedge for savers through October 2026.

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Fed Holds Rates Steady as Borrowing Costs Stay Elevated

April 29, 2026

The Fed’s decision to hold interest rates steady signals a cautious approach as inflation remains above target, impacting borrowing costs for households.

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