Americans Aged 55 to 64 Share Their Retirement Savings and Those Who Have Nothing

Key Takeaways As per 2022 Federal Reserve statistics, only 57% of individuals aged 55 to 64 have a retirement account, a rate not seen in nearly 30 years. For those with retirement accounts in this demographic, the median balance stands at $185,000. Recent Empower figures indicate median savings of $253,454 for people in their 50s […]
Some Americans May Receive Significant Tax Refunds Following Court Decision

The recent court ruling opens the door for more Americans in three states to potentially claim significant tax refunds. This month, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit reversed a previous Tax Court decision, specifically in the case of Sirius Solutions, LLLP v. Commissioner. As a result, individuals in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi […]
Most Americans support Trump’s reaction to anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis.

Poll Shows Narrow Support for Trump’s Response to Protests Amid the ongoing controversy over the shooting of a federal officer in Minnesota, Democrats are attempting to leverage the situation against President Donald Trump. However, a recent poll indicates a slight edge in support for how Trump has addressed the protests that have emerged. Conducted by […]
Millions of Americans Encouraged to Check Tax Credits

New York State Encourages Taxpayers to Review Eligibility for Tax Credits New York state is urging millions of taxpayers to assess their eligibility for various tax credits as we approach the 2026 tax season. For the 2025 tax year, both the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Empire State Child Credit could lead to substantial […]
Americans For Prosperity introduces a $20 million initiative called ‘One Small Step’

Americans For Prosperity Launches $20 Million Initiative Americans For Prosperity, a nonprofit advocating for limited government, has kicked off a significant $20 million campaign as part of its America250 project. This “small step” initiative will begin with a large event in Philadelphia, marking the start of 12 major gatherings planned across the nation. The Philadelphia […]
The four Americans who have renewed my belief in ‘customer service’

“Yes, Mr. Josh, we understand your concerns and are committed to providing the highest quality service to resolve your issue.” That’s probably what “Lakshmi” said, though her thick Indian accent made it a bit hard to catch. But, really, what does that even mean? When a company chooses to hire a call center in Bangladesh […]
The risk we took: The tough decisions 23 million Americans confront as healthcare expenses rise

Health Insurance Premiums Skyrocket for Many Americans Kate Bivona, a 37-year-old musician and teacher from Tempe, Arizona, was taken aback by the new health insurance premiums for 2026. Last year, her and her husband’s monthly payment for a silver tier Healthcare Marketplace plan was only $118. Now, they would face a cost of over $400, […]
Americans Desire Greater Trust in Movies and TV, Recent Survey Reveals

A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of Americans desire more movies and TV shows centered around faith. Interestingly, even those who identify as atheists or agnostics indicated that such themes could enhance the appeal of these titles. The Faith and Media Initiative/HarrisX survey found that 92 percent of entertainment consumers in the U.S. […]
Health care costs have become the biggest financial concern for Americans, according to a recent poll.

Health Care Costs Top Financial Concerns for Americans Healthcare expenses have emerged as the leading financial worry for many Americans, particularly after Congress did not extend certain protections last year. This has led to significant increases in premiums for millions, according to recent investigations. According to a poll conducted by KFF, about two-thirds of Americans […]
Dave Ramsey Cautions That One-Third of Americans Will Understand Social Security Through Tough Experiences

One-Third of Americans Face Hard Lessons on Social Security Financial expert Dave Ramsey suggests that many Americans might discover the limitations of Social Security when it’s too late. He warns that relying solely on these benefits is likely insufficient for a comfortable retirement. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of maximizing savings in 401(k) and IRA […]