The latest financial news and insights about General. This timeline shows summaries from our daily financial digests, providing key market updates and business intelligence.
Showing updates from Feb 21 - Feb 28
A federal judge has upheld the SAVE student loan repayment plan, benefiting millions of borrowers.
Concerns are rising over Alabama's pension funds investing in real estate, including a hotel linked to a local family's vacation.
Cities are grappling with economic stability as wealthy residents relocate, raising concerns about urban vitality.
Concerns are growing over the use of gambling prediction markets as intelligence tools that may jeopardize classified information.
A report identifies the top 10 U.S. state capitals projected to provide the best quality of life by 2026, emphasizing education and job opportunities.
The average IRS tax refund has risen by 10.2% this year, according to early filing data.
Nearly 20% of eligible taxpayers are not claiming the earned income tax credit, which could significantly enhance their refunds.
Remote work has significantly boosted online shopping spending compared to traditional office workers.
Experts suggest easing the child penalty in the labor market to support working mothers and address declining birth rates.
Larry Summers resigns from Harvard amid controversy over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, expressing regret over the situation.
Nobel laureate Dr. Richard Axel resigns from Columbia University following revelations of his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Higher-income workers are increasingly anxious about job security due to the rise of artificial intelligence.
A financial expert clarifies misconceptions about tax refunds, emphasizing the need for better public understanding.
The 2026 CNBC Changemakers event highlights women leaders making significant contributions in AI, healthcare, and sports.
A career expert warns that dramatic interview responses could harm job candidacy.
A financial advisor provides guidance to a college student on managing a $90K fund amidst personal challenges.
Savannah Guthrie has announced a $1 million reward for information about her missing mother, last seen in Arizona on January 31.
The rise in romance scams has led to significant financial losses for victims, raising concerns about online safety.
A couple has successfully transformed an abandoned fire station in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, into their dream home after purchasing it for $90,000.
A major winter storm has caused the cancellation of thousands of flights across East Coast airports.
Peter Attia has resigned from CBS News following controversy over his communications with Jeffrey Epstein.
Experts advise on budgeting and investment strategies to help extend retirement savings amid economic uncertainty.
Student loan forgiveness will be taxable again starting in 2026, potentially leading to significant tax bills for borrowers.
Suze Orman emphasizes the importance of regular car maintenance to avoid costly repairs and ensure safety.
Reese Witherspoon advocates for a practical approach to career success rather than just chasing dreams.
Many Americans are facing challenges with retirement savings, averaging only $955, raising concerns about financial security.
Experts warn that three major debts are affecting the savings confidence of 40% of Americans, highlighting the need for improved financial management.
Married retirees are encouraged to learn about lesser-known Social Security rules that could significantly affect their benefits.
A time management expert suggests that a consistent bedtime can enhance productivity and overall well-being.
Student loan borrowers are often misinformed about tax implications, underscoring the need for better financial education.
