Chloe Elise Lost $100,000 to the Man She Planned to Marry. As a Money Expert, Should She Have Seen the Signs of Financial Infidelity?

Chloe Elise built a career teaching women how to master their money. While she was helping an audience of more than 500,000 build wealth, the man she planned to marry was quietly draining her bank accounts. Over five years, she estimates she lost nearly $100,000 to a partner who forged documents, sold her belongings and … Read more

Research Shows Hiring Managers Are Pickier Than Ever. Here’s How to Win Them Over.

Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. If your job search feels slower, more selective, or harder to break into right now, you are not imagining it. New Monster research suggests many employers are putting more energy into keeping the talent they already have than expanding headcount. In Monster’s 2026 Hiring WorkWatch Report, a … Read more

‘Roaring Economy’ and ‘Sick’ Dems: 5 Takeaways From Trump’s SOTU Address

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump declared the country is booming, his opponents are “crazy” and his administration is engaged in unprecedented levels of “winning” in a defiant, marathon State of the Union address that comes as polls showed deep skepticism of his leadership heading into a crucial midterm election. The president delivered a full-throated and intensely … Read more

20 Things Minimalists Refuse to Buy

Minimalists are deliberate about what they bring into their homes, choosing only items that serve a real purpose or add meaningful value. By being selective with their purchases, they cut down on clutter, save money, and create a lifestyle centered on clarity and intention. This mindful approach helps them focus on what truly matters while … Read more