The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

Across the United States, a quiet shift is underway in how cities raise revenue. Local governments, facing budget shortfalls and post-pandemic inflation pressures, are introducing new taxes aimed at specific demographics — particularly high-earning couples. These municipal tax strategies are often framed as fairness initiatives but can have far-reaching implications…

The Fed cut interest rates for the first time in 2025. ChatGPT explains how lower rates may impact inflation, housing, jobs and the stock market.

As the week comes to a close, here’s a quick recap of the top stories that dominated the headlines, from the world of politics to the economy and the stock market.

The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee will make its next decision on interest rates on Thursday.

The Reserve Bank is widely expected to keep rates on hold after a spike in inflation, with the bank's updated economic forecasts set to be closely scrutinised.

According to a 2024 Experian survey, 47% of respondents reported using AI tools to manage their personal finances.

Despite falling inflation, a majority are failing to make ends meet as wages and purchasing power have nosedived

Keeping extra cash tucked away might feel smart and safe—but in 2025, it’s actually costing you money. Inflation is still eating away at every dollar...

Having two incomes and no kids might sound like the ultimate formula for financial freedom. But many DINKs (Dual Income, No Kids) couples are finding that instead of building wealth, their spending habits are quietly trapping them in a cycle of lifestyle inflation. From expensive vacations to luxury apartments and…

Gold has attracted investors throughout history because it combines its attractive appearance with its extensive historical background. The combination of its shiny appearance and limited availability establishes gold as a special financial asset that represents both wealth and stability. Financial enthusiasts frequently engage in active discussions about gold because they…

For many two-income households, retirement once seemed comfortably within reach. With dual paychecks and fewer financial strains than single earners, the math felt simple: work hard, save steadily, and retire early. But economic realities have changed fast. Inflation, rising housing costs, and longer lifespans are pushing retirement further away than…