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In a sharp reversal, people without degrees are more optimistic than the college crowd

New Gallup data shows confidence in the job market has hit a record low — and for the first time, workers without degrees are more optimistic than college graduates as white-collar layoffs and AI reshape who actually wins in today's economy.

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CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, South African-Canadian-US businessman Elon Musk speaks during the World Economic Forum.

News 4h ago

Musk’s $20B chip gamble with TeraFab project could reshape the chip supply chain — or burn investors trying

Some say it’s the “holy grail”; others think Musk’s goal is a stretch.

An image of NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani eating Taco Bell while talking about the $1.8M his administration won for fast food workers.

News 5h ago

Mamdani forces NYC employers to pay for violations, but most US workers lack these protections. What you may be missing

Your boss can change your schedule, but whether they owe you for it depends on where you live.

A stressed out looking young woman sits at a wood desk in her home with an open laptop and a pile of papers.

Taxes 6h ago

Woman faces $328K tax bill tied to crooked accountant. How to avoid hiring a financial pro who will ruin your life

A tax preparer’s fraud can leave you owing far more than expected — even decades later.

Chance the Rapper taking a photo on an iPhone

News 6h ago

Chance the Rapper won $35 in a $1 million lawsuit against his ex-manager. How to decide if legal action is worth it

Chance might consider this a win, but it might not feel the same if this is how your lawsuit panned out.

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Lost your job to AI? A new program pays $1,000 a month while workers retrain and adapt to a changing job market.

News 6h ago

A basic income program trial is sending $1,000 each month to people who lost work to AI

It comes as a big assist to the 7% who have been replaced by tech.

An older couple enjoying their retirement.

Retirement 6h ago

Do you have $500K to $5M saved for retirement? That puts you in an awkward spot — here’s the problem and how to fix it

If you’re entering retirement as part of the "mass affluent" cohort, here are some of the unique challenges you might face.

Lineups are growing at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and across the country as TSA agents struggle during the ongoing government shutdown.

News 7h ago

TSA officers barely surviving on $1 paychecks as shutdown drags on, airport security lines grow. How long can it last?

As absences rise and spring break crowds grow, the financial crisis is becoming an airport operations problem.

Retired couple enjoying coffee on a walk.

Retirement 7h ago

Failing to make a crucial retirement move can cost couples thousands over a lifetime. How to grow your wealth now

Digging deep into retirement finances with your partner could help you avoid losing money you didn't even know you had.

Berkshire Hathaway chairman and former CEO Warren Buffett, known for playing the long game with investing

Investing 20h ago

A massive chunk of Berkshire Hathaway’s $300 billion portfolio is invested in just three artificial intelligence stocks

According to recent filings, about 20% of Buffett’s legendary firm is now invested in three Big Tech stocks.

Larry Fink speaks at an event on March 10, 2026.

Retirement Mar 25

'The cost of waiting is only getting higher': Blackrock's Larry Fink says Social Security needs an overhaul

“In my 50 years in finance, if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that the problems we don't talk about are the ones that should worry us most."

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul speaks during a press conference on the Air Canada Express crash at Terminal B in LaGuardia Airport on March 23, 2026.

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Kathy Hochul pleads with rich New Yorkers to move back from Florida — now her 2022 jab to ‘jump on a bus’ has resurfaced

"I need people who are high net worth to support the generous social programs that we want to have in our state.”