Consumers Are Still Spending, Just on Different Things

Consumers in August spent more on groceries, furniture and online shopping as a spike in coronavirus cases kept restaurant and bar sales flat.

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Retirement Concerns for Black Americans

Explore factors that threaten financial security for many Black Americans and see ways to help close the financial wellness gap among underrepresented employees.

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Brokerage Adds Financial Literacy to the Three R's

Brokerage firm Charles Schwab introduced a financial education program Tuesday with a special focus on youth in underserved schools and communities.

Hurricane Ida Bumps Up Jobless Claims

The number of people initiating claims for unemployment insurance rose as expected last week, bouncing off a pandemic-era low due to the effects of Hurricane Ida.

Price of Lumber Gets Sawed in Half

49% - That's how much the price of lumber has fallen since it hit an all-time high in May, giving people looking to build a new home hope that it just might be cheaper to do now.

Are Solar Panels Worth the Cost?

You may have considered adding solar panels to your home. Before you decide, consider energy costs, the cost to finance the installation, and any tax rebates or breaks.