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The Federal Reserve is expected to leave rates at 3.50%-3.75% on July 29, the fifth consecutive hold of 2026. That freeze is quietly costing borrowers and rewarding savers who act on it.
Pump prices dropped roughly 50 cents in a month after peaking at $4.56 in May. That's a real raise for driving households, and it will quietly disappear into everyday spending unless you capture it deliberately.
June's inflation report showed grocery prices up 2.7% overall, but that average hides a brutal split: beef and fresh vegetables surged while eggs collapsed. Here's how to shop the gap.
June payrolls came in at 57,000 against expectations near 115,000, and prior months were revised down by a combined 74,000. Here's how to read a cooling job market and what to change before it reaches you.
The 30-year fixed rate rose from 6.43% to 6.58% over four consecutive weeks in July, adding real money to every monthly payment. Here's what that costs and how to respond.
The first edition of our monthly savings rate tracker. Top high-yield accounts are paying around 4.15% APY against a national average of 0.38% — a gap of roughly eleven times, and it's narrowing.
Independent forecasters now put the 2027 cost-of-living adjustment between 3.7% and 3.8%, up sharply from this year's 2.8%. The official number lands October 14, and Medicare will take a bite first.
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