Halloween Spending Debt Is Climbing for Gen Z This Year
Nearly 1 in 4 people expect Halloween spending debt this year, and Gen Z tops the list at 43 percent. Here’s how to avoid carrying it into November.
Nearly 1 in 4 people expect Halloween spending debt this year, and Gen Z tops the list at 43 percent. Here’s how to avoid carrying it into November.
BNPL late payments hit a record 47% in 2026. See what’s driving the climb and how to keep your own payments from falling behind.
The 1099-K threshold reverted to $20,000 in 2026. Here’s what changed, who still gets a form, and what you still owe the IRS.
Open enrollment season is here, and the 2027 HSA contribution limits are climbing. Your decision this month locks in your HSA for all of 2027. The IRS confirmed higher limits for anyone enrolled in a high-deductible health plan. Both the
After suffering a serious injury or health crisis, your finances can take a huge hit. At first, it starts with medical bills, followed by lost income, ongoing treatment costs, and a drained savings account. Depending on the cost of your
You’ve paid rent on time for years, but it’s never shown up on your credit report. A new rent-payment credit score model changes that starting January 1, 2027. FHA-approved lenders can then use it to evaluate your mortgage application. Fannie
Car insurance rates under 25 are still the highest in the country. You turn 25, nothing else changes, and your bill still drops. That drop is not a coincidence. National premiums are climbing again in 2026, which makes that age
You skip the ER bill because you assume medical debt no longer touches your credit score. That assumption worked for a while. A federal court vacated the rule meant to ban medical debt from credit reports nationwide in July 2025.
In cryptocurrency, the amount being transferred and the network fee paid to process that transaction are separate. Knowing the difference before authorizing a payment helps avoid costly surprises. Cryptocurrency presents a complex and fast-paced environment, with distinct measurements being taken
You keep a job board open in one browser tab and your actual work in another. You switch tabs fast whenever your manager walks by. That habit now has real numbers behind it. Gen Z job hopping plans jumped to
Having an emergency fund can protect you from small things like a broken washing machine, a car repair, or a temporary loss of income. A serious injury, however, can make your financial situation worse than it seems. After being hurt
Buying an existing business has become an appealing option for people who want a fresh start through business ownership. From local service companies to family-run shops, many buyers are choosing established businesses instead of starting from scratch. That path can