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The U.S. economy shed 92,000 jobs in February, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated March 6, falling far short of forecasters’ expectations, and signaling the overall labor market is still in low-hire mode as employers navigate tariff-related inflation pressures, AI adoption, and geopolitical uncertainty. The February estimate comes in much lower than the BLS’ now-revised … Read more

Your everyday routines have a bigger impact on your energy than you might think, and some habits can quietly drain you without showing obvious signs. Noticing these subtle energy‑stealers is the first step toward feeling more alert, focused, and balanced throughout the day. With just a few small shifts, you can reclaim your energy, boost … Read more

Plenty of people love to argue about the politics of the Trump family, but if you want to understand what’s really going on, you have to look at the math. Since the 2024 election, the family has launched or heavily promoted a slew of new financial ventures. The marketing pitches are always massive, promising to … Read more

If you’re planning to fly somewhere this summer, now’s the time to book your tickets. “We’re right across what we call the Goldilocks Window at Going for when to buy summer flights,” Katy Nastro, a travel expert at airfare deals website Going, told USA TODAY in an email. “The best odds of finding a deal … Read more

Planning for retirement is crucial, yet even well‑meaning choices can lead to setbacks later in life. Many Boomers are now realizing that some of the strategies they trusted didn’t perform the way they expected, creating financial gaps they didn’t anticipate. Understanding where these plans fell short can help you avoid similar missteps and build a … Read more

Tariffs have considerably impacted U.S. businesses since early 2025, and while possible refunds may be on some executives’ minds, Costco appears to be thinking about its customers first. Costco CEO Ron Vachris said during an earnings call on March 5, that the company would return any recovered tariff charges to its members “through lower prices … Read more

Rising living costs can make certain cities especially challenging for middle‑class families, especially when everyday expenses grow faster than household income. In some areas, housing, transportation, and basic necessities are becoming harder to keep up with, making it difficult to save or stay financially secure. Understanding where these pressures are strongest can help you make … Read more

I’ve been writing about money for over 30 years. Lots of things have changed during that time, but here’s something that hasn’t: corporate America’s love for hidden fees. Example: You see a U-Haul truck roll by with “$19.95” painted on the side in numbers the size of a billboard. You’ll keep that in mind. It’s … Read more

Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Dunhill Travel Deals. Once considered the domain of retirees and seasoned travelers, cruise vacations have undergone a broad transformation in recent years. Modern ships now feature everything from high-speed internet and luxury dining to waterslides and rollercoasters, helping the industry attract a more diverse and younger customer base. … Read more

Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Live and Invest Overseas. With the longest coastline in the Mediterranean Basin and a unique geography full of islands and peninsulas, Greece’s reputation as a bona fide beach destination is well-founded. Among the thousands of islands in Greece, Corfu stands out as one of the best. Known as … Read more