Parents Are Skipping College Savings to Buy Their Kids Homes — Is That the Right Call?
A growing number of parents are making a radical financial decision: instead of saving for their kids’ college tuition, they’re […]
Weekly economic news and personal finance breakdowns for young adults
A growing number of parents are making a radical financial decision: instead of saving for their kids’ college tuition, they’re […]
Oil prices surged more than 40% in March 2026. That’s not a typo. In one month, the cost of crude
There’s a trend spreading through Gen Z right now, and it’s dangerous. It’s called financial nihilism: “I’ll never afford a
The Federal Reserve is keeping interest rates at 3.50-3.75%. They’re projecting maybe one rate cut this year. That’s it. For
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and the IMF all agree: there’s a 40-50% chance the U.S. enters a recession in 2026. That’s
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Two-thirds of parents with Gen Z kids (ages 18-28) say their adult children still rely on them for money, housing,
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Your phone probably lit up with panic in early April. News headlines screamed about the stock market plummeting. Your investment