• 3 Top Monthly Dividend Stocks Yielding Over 5%
  
  Most dividend stocks pay dividends on a quarterly semi-annual or annual basis. But there is a group of stocks that make dividend payments once per month.
• Trump Autopen Reversal Could Save Thousands on Cars
  
  A quiet technical ruling about presidential signatures has suddenly become one of the most consequential automotive turning points in decades. What looked like an obscure constitutional question has now reshaped the nations energy strategy reversed the direction of...
• FBI Flags $330M of Bitcoin ATM Scams in 2025
  
  The Federal Bureau of Investigation warned about the growing threat of bitcoin ATM scams saying the schemes have already cost Americans hundreds of millions of dollars.
• US Bonds Soared in 2025 - But 2026 Looks Riskier
  
  U.S. bond investors may face a tougher 2026 with some market-watchers forecasting slower returns as the Federal Reserve dials back rate cuts and potential fiscal stimulus complicates the outlook after a banner year.
• Build Emergency Savings - And Destroy Debt
  
  The start of a new year usually brings new motivation to achieve goals like eating healthier or finally cleaning your basement. Many resolutions also focus on financial goals such as paying off credit card debt saving for a new house or simply getting more educated about...
• US Home Prices Rise by Least Since 2012 in October
  
  U.S. home prices rose in October at the slowest annual rate in more than 13 years government data showed Tuesday in a sign of improving affordability in the long-struggling housing market.
• Carmakers Want to Control What You Hear in Your Car
  
  First it was AM radio now its FM radio. Imagine starting your car and realizing that what you can hear-or cant hear-has already been decided for you. The same tech giants that censor your posts curate your newsfeeds and impact your online experience now want to control...
• Year-End Tax Tips
  
  Thirty years ago I worked in the inner city helping prepare taxes as a volunteer. From then to today there have been many new laws created to help working families with deductions expenses tax rates education and retirement.
• Silver Exploded This Year, Here's Why
  
  Silver prices surged to ahistoric high of 80 a troy ounce Monday smashing a record that had stood for more than four decades and underscoring how a once-sleepy precious metal has become one of the hottest trades of 2025.
• Crypto's Silent Reset
  
  2025 was supposed to be a monster year for crypto.Bitcoin BTC surged to a new all-time highhellip Wall Street poured hundreds of billions into ETFshellip Washington finally stopped trying to kill the industryhellip and real-world crypto apps quietly pulled in record...
• Tax Cuts Poised to Power US Growth in 2026
  
  Economists see the tax cuts in Trumps One Big Beautiful Bill as a principal driver of the U.S. economy in 2026 both for individuals and businesses. Heres some detail about whats in store.
• Global Stocks Head for Year-End Record on Fed Rate Cut Bets
  
  Global stocks were on track to end 2025 at record highs Monday while the dollar hovered near its lowest in almost three months reflecting investors expectations of further Federal Reserve interest rate cuts next year.
• Money Worries Hasten Heart Aging, Death
  
  Fretting over making ends meet ages your heart just as much as classic risk factors for heart disease a new Mayo Clinic study says. Financial strain and food insecurity are the strongest drivers of accelerated heart aging researchers reported in the journal Mayo Clinic...
• YouGov Poll: Health, Money Top New Year's Resolutions
  
  About 3 in 10 U.S. adults plan to make a New Years resolution or set a goal for 2026 according to a new YouGov poll with exercise and personal well-being topping the list as Americans head into the new year.
• AI Might Affect Social Security Funding
  
  Artificial intelligence could pose new challenges for Social Security as economists warn that AI-driven job losses may reduce payroll tax revenue and strain the programs finances.
• More Thrifting and Fewer Returns This Holiday
  
  The shopping rush leading up to Christmas is over and in its place like every year another has begun as millions of people hunt for post-holiday deals and get in line to return gifts that didnt fit or didnt hit quite right.
• AARP Members Eligible for Facebook Lawsuit Payout
  
  AARP members - and some nonmembers - could soon see money coming their way under a proposed 12.5 million settlement tied to allegations that the organization improperly shared video-viewing data with Facebook the New York Post reports.
• Risk Grows as Crypto, Private Credit Go Mainstream
  
  U.S. investors may soon have access to a greater array of products tied to asset classes like private credit and crypto as the Trump administration and SEC push to open markets a change that some investment advisors say puts too much onus on individuals to protect...
• Instagram Urged Focus on Teens Despite Harm Lawsuits
  
  Even as Meta Platforms faced sweeping lawsuits from state attorneys general accusing the company of harming children Instagrams top executive urged employees to keep one priority above all else recruiting more teenagers.
• Weight-Loss Pills Could Spur Food Product Overhauls
  
  Packaged food makers and fast-food restaurants may be forced to overhaul more of their products next year as newly approved appetite-suppressing GLP-1 pills become available in January analysts say.
• N.Y. to Require Mental Health Warnings on Social Media
  
  Social media platforms with infinite scrolling auto-play and algorithmic feeds will be required to display warning labels about their potential harm to young users mental health under a new law New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced Friday.
• Malliotakis: Tax Cuts to Boost Refunds, Help Families
  
  Rep. Nicole Malliotakis R-N.Y. told Newsmax on Friday that she is "very proud" of the tax package passed with President Donald Trump earlier this year calling it the "largest tax cut in American history" and saying it will benefit working Americans and middle-class families.
• US Airlines Cancel 1,000 Flights Due to Winter Storms
  
  Airlines in the United States have canceled or delayed thousands of flights during peak holiday travel on Friday due to severe winter storm warnings according to flight tracking website FlightAware.A total of 1097 flights were canceled and 3608 delayed as of 1200...
• Better Sleep: The Added Perk of Your New Year's Goals
  
  As millions prepare to set New Years resolutions centered on "eating clean" and "getting fit" new research suggests these habits could also benefit your pillow time.
• Virtual Reality Helps Seniors Forge Real-World Connections
  
  Like many retirement communities The Terraces serves as a tranquil refuge for a nucleus of older people who no longer can travel to faraway places or engage in bold adventures.

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