News about your money from around the web

What do you need to buy a car? Follow this checklist

Edmunds explains what documents are needed to purchase a vehicle at a dealership and how your credit score can affect the buying process.

The workforce AI gap no one's talking about—but every frontline worker feels

TeamSense explores how manufacturers are using AI for automation, machinery, and supply chain optimization, but why most frontline workers are being left behind.

Managing your money

8 ways to manage your small business liability risk

NEXT discusses how to assess your liability risk and protect your business investment.

Spring financial clean-up: 5 money moves to make before summer

Finder suggests that there's no time like the present to take a magnifying glass to your money habits, clean up your budget and realign your financial goals.

What it takes to be middle class in America

SmartAsset calculated the middle-class income ranges for 100 major U.S. cities and all 50 states based on the latest data.

How to find and contact influencers on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok (and more)

CreatorDB points out that not all influencer partnerships deliver results, and knowing how to find and approach the right influencers is a must-have skill for modern marketers.

Living well for less: 10 affordable alternatives to America's expensive metros

MakeMyMove focuses on an emerging trend that favors balance over bustle for families, remote workers, and retirees alike who are setting their sights on smaller cities and rural communities where the cost of living is significantly lower and the quality of life often higher.

How long does it take to build business credit?

Brex examines a timeline for building business credit—from application to maturity, providing practical insights for entrepreneurs at every stage, whether launching a new venture or seeking to strengthen an existing credit profile.

Planning for a Positive Economic Future: Financial literacy tips for teens

(Family Features) By understanding the basics of money management, teens can make informed decisions and avoid common financial pitfalls.

What a difference a dollar makes: These are the metros where your paycheck stretches the furthest

Wealth Enhancement determined how far paychecks go in different metros by comparing median incomes and price parity data from the BEA.

5 things to know about treasury management systems (TMS)

Ramp provides answers to questions about treasury management systems, software applications that allow businesses to manage their financial operations by tracking and automating processes like cash flow, investments, and payments.

Why has an entire generation been shut out of the housing market?

immoverkauf24 and DataPulse Research highlight a new analysis that shows just how sharply home ownership has slipped out of reach for the average American.

8 tips to help you choose the best small business insurance

NEXT helps you learn to evaluate small business insurance companies and choose the best—and most cost-efficient—policies and coverage for your needs.
More money matters
How to automate your expense approval process and cut costs
Brex explores how the right combination of technology, policy design, and process optimization can transform expense management from a necessary burden into a strategic advantage.
What $100k is worth in the largest U.S. cities in 2025
SmartAsset determined the value of $100,000 in 69 of the largest U.S. cities for 2025, after accounting for applicable taxes and local cost of living premiums.
How to help employees adapt to AI in the workforce
Paylocity explores the critical role a company's HR department plays in easing employee concerns about artificial intelligence in the workplace and guiding them through the transition.
The strategic edge: Advanced investment strategies for high-income earners
Range explores how Modern Portfolio theory and tax-loss harvesting combine to create a resilient and profitable investment strategy, tailored for individuals who aim to grow their wealth while keeping risk and taxes in check.
Forget the money—this is what actually keeps employees at their jobs
SaveHealth outlines how healthcare costs are shaping job decisions, especially across generations, within an evolving economic landscape, and amid a changing healthcare system.
Anatomy of a generous rideshare tipper
Lyft explains economic research suggests that tipping behavior is not just about the ride experience—it's also about the tippers themselves.
Report: Missouri attendance boundaries discriminate against low-income students
The 74 reports that Missouri's school residence laws are some of the nation's strictest and mirror old redlining maps that exclude low-income kids.
Amid threat of massive funding cuts, rural school administrators work overtime to balance uncertain budgets
The Daily Yonder reports that as school administrators strive to improve their schools for students, teachers, and communities, the growing threat of budget cuts adds even more pressure to an already enormous task.
Why choosing the right order fulfillment partner is essential for e-commerce businesses
Slotted details what small and medium sized businesses should watch for when choosing a fulfillment partner.
How transportation investment could improve pedestrian safety in Black communities
National Health Ratings examined NHTSA data to see which cities have the highest pedestrian death rates and explore the impact on Black Americans.

Refunds to New Rides: 3 essential tips for your spring vehicle purchase

(Family Features) Tax refunds have started rolling in, which means many people are looking to use this influx of cash to make purchases they've been putting off.

Cryptocurrency scams drive major spike in investment fraud

CheapInsurance.com analyzed the FBI's 2023 Cryptocurrency Fraud Report to examine the biggest financial losses caused by crypto-related crimes.

Life insurance payouts and coverage are highest in these states

SmartAsset examined the most recent available life insurance data by state, examining average payouts, the number of policies in force per capita, and death benefits.

Tax season is hard enough. Inaccessible websites make it worse.

AudioEye explains that for people with disabilities, tax season presents an added challenge due to government and financial websites that remain deeply inaccessible, making it difficult—and in some cases, impossible—to meet their financial obligations independently.

As college enrollment declines, interest in these majors is growing for the 2024-25 school year

Scholarship Institute examined data compiled by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center on shifting interests among undergraduate majors.
More news about money
What is the minimum credit score needed for a business credit card?
Brex explores how credit scores affect the types of credit cards a business owner can qualify for, why personal credit matters more than expected, and when it's possible to qualify without it.
Is a college education an investment or a gamble? It depends on the type of student.
Learner analyzed data from the General Social Survey, Census Bureau, Tax Foundation and more sources to estimate the ROI for a college education.
The $500,000 fee trap: Why smart investors are switching to 0% AUM models
Range explains that, for high-income households with complex wealth, fees tied to investment strategies, such as Assets Under Management fees, can compound over time—draining substantial amounts from a portfolio.
As immigrant students flee in fear of ICE raids, teachers offer heartfelt gifts
The 74 reports on how immigrant students fleeing ICE raids are given books, cards, signed T-shirts and soccer balls to remember their teachers, classmates and the life they leave behind.
6 health insurance alternatives small businesses should know
Thatch offers information on various cost-effective health insurance alternatives for small businesses, including ICHRAs and PEOs, to meet employee needs and manage benefits efficiently.