The national average annual price of childcare reached $13,184 in 2025, while care for two children costs more than median rent in every state with available data. Here's how childcare expenses are affecting work, savings, debt and other financial decisions for families.

A proposed FTC policy on artificial intelligence has sparked debate over how companies should balance AI accuracy with efforts to identify and correct bias. The outcome could matter when automated systems influence credit, housing, employment and other financial decisions.

A Michigan Supreme Court ruling narrowed a longstanding exemption in the state's Consumer Protection Act, potentially giving consumers greater ability to challenge unfair or deceptive business practices. Here's what changed and why it matters.

The Medicare Part D Premium Stabilization Demonstration will end after 2026, potentially increasing standalone prescription drug plan premiums for millions of beneficiaries. Learn what is changing, when final 2027 prices will be released, and how to compare Medicare drug plans during Open Enrollment.

Federal banking regulations help determine how much investment flows into underserved neighborhoods, affordable housing developments, and small businesses.

Brief market context and practical takeaways for financial wellness decisions.

A simple estate planning mistake can cost families hundreds of thousands in unnecessary taxes. Learn how the step-up in basis works and why proper planning matters.

Brief market context and practical takeaways for financial wellness decisions.

While headline employment numbers remain relatively stable, an estimated two million Americans continue experiencing long-term unemployment.