Medical debt seems likely to rise for many Americans next year, with health care and insurance cost increases expected nationwide, alongside an uptick in the number of Americans who will lose access ...

President Trump seems to love comparing himself to historic leaders, and this time he’s invoking Franklin D. Roosevelt. In a post on Truth Social, Trump suggested that, just like FDR had introduced ...

Picture a 29-year-old newlywed couple in Washington, D.C., juggling two advanced degrees and a life that looked successful from the outside. But Behind the polished surface sat nearly $1 million in ...

Medical bills have a way of arriving when life is already stressful. Whether it's a sudden ER visit, a specialist appointment you didn't plan for or a round of tests your insurance didn't fully cover, ...

The Dream Life of Mr. Kim is slowly moving towards the path of its finale. Only two more episodes are left in this K-drama. The series perfectly captures the essence of Nak-su’s character development ...

Nine in 10 Afghan families skip meals, take on debt: UNDP 4.5 million returnees since 2023 strain collapsing economy Women's workforce share falls to 6% UNDP warns of worsening hunger, migration ...

President Donald Trump is facing intense backlash after a top official floated a new proposal to address housing affordability issues in the United States. Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill ...

Debt balances continue to rise, but delinquencies remain relatively stable Younger borrowers (18 to 29) are struggling the most with late payments Student loan balances rose to a record $1.65T Total ...

The debt includes mortgages, car loans, credit cards and student loans. Americans’ household debt levels – including mortgages, car loans, credit cards and student loans – are now at a new record high ...

Americans are feeling a credit crunch: U.S. consumers held a record $1.21 trillion in credit card debt in the second quarter of 2025, according to the New York Fed. Nearly half of cardholders carry a ...

The weight of carrying debt month after month can be extremely heavy, and, over time, it can have a real impact on your financial health. Whether it's from medical bills that piled up after an ...

There is no collapse. No Lehman Brothers moment. Instead it’s a slow burn, a financial treadmill that many are never able to get off. Across the country, households are juggling a web of obligations: ...