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Collapse of ‘zombie’ UK firms forecast to fuel unemployment in 2026

Businesses being hit by rising cost of interest rates, energy costs and wages, says Resolution Foundation

The Guardian - UK

6 Ways to Use Tax-Advantaged Accounts While Rates Stay High

High interest rates have turned the financial world into a high-stakes obstacle course, where every move either boosts your future or quietly drains it. Savings accounts are finally flexing, borrowing feels expensive, and smart money decisions matter more than they have in years. This is not a time to sit…

Everybody Loves Your Money

I'm a Wealth Adviser: These Are the 7 Risks Your Retirement Plan Should Address

Your retirement needs to be able to withstand several major threats, including inflation, longevity, long-term care costs, market swings and more.

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Expert tips dramatic interest rates cut to 2.75% driven by unemployment

The Bank Rate rose as high as 5.25 per cent across 2023 to 2024 before starting its present downward journey

The Independent UK

Did You Know? India’s Auto Industry Ended 2025 With a Powerful Sales Surge

The Indian auto industry closed 2025 with renewed confidence and strong momentum. December emerged as a key recovery month as leading carmakers recorded double digit growth in domestic sales. After struggling with weak demand earlier in the year, the sector benefited from improved affordability, supportive government policies, tax relief measures,…

MyLifeXP

Why central bankers look to the ‘stars’ when setting interest rates

When the topic of central banks and the outlook for interest rates comes up, economists often turn to the so-called “star” variables to help with their predictions.

The Conversation

Will the Fed Cut or Pause? These Finance Stocks Can Win Either Way

With rate cuts or a pause on the table, Bank of America, Charles Schwab, and Prudential offer financial exposure built to perform in multiple market scenarios

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6 Times Consolidating Debt Actually Hurts Your Credit

As the “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act and shifting interest rates reshape the financial landscape, many borrowers are rushing to simplify their lives. Debt consolidation—the...

Saving Advice

Debt Settlement Scams Are Hitting Vulnerable Borrowers

In a landscape of rising interest rates and inflation, many Americans are finding themselves underwater with credit card balances and personal loans. Scammers are acutely...

Saving Advice

What to Check on Your Loan-Refinance Plan While Interest Rates Remain Elevated

Interest rates are still strutting around like they own the place, and anyone thinking about refinancing a loan can feel like they’re standing at the edge of a financial obstacle course. Every headline seems to shout something different, every “expert” has a new prediction, and your calculator is getting a…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Fed up: inside Trump’s unprecedented bid to exert control over the US central bank

The US president and his allies spent 2025 attacking the Federal Reserve amid a rollercoaster year for the US economy

The Guardian - US

Rates Are Falling: Here Are 3 Income Plays for 2026

As interest rates fall, income investors should be looking for replacements for fixed-income products. These three categories are a good place to start.

MarketBeat

A Shocking Number of Americans Don’t Know Their Interest Rates

More and more, Americans say they’re unsure about the interest rates on their credit cards, loans, and savings accounts. This lack of awareness leads to...

Saving Advice

Is Your Emergency Fund Big Enough While Credit Card Rates Keep Climbing?

The financial world right now feels like a high-speed roller coaster with no warning signs before the drops. Credit card interest rates are climbing to eye-watering levels, everyday expenses keep sneaking higher, and one unexpected bill can suddenly feel like a knockout punch.

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Why over 80% of America's top CEOs think Trump would be wrong not to pick Chris Waller for Fed chair

The dark-horse candidate may lack the White House network of other top contenders but he is perhaps the only one who can give Trump the rate cuts he wants.

The Free Financial Advisor

Could Rising Interest Rates Force You To Delay Retirement Longer Than Planned?

The thrill of retirement often feels like standing at the edge of a diving board, ready to leap into years of freedom, adventure, and late-morning pancakes. But what if the water below has suddenly shifted? Rising interest rates might seem like an abstract economic term, reserved for financial headlines or…

Everybody Loves Your Money

7 Signs the Yield Curve Is Saying a Recession May Be Closer Than You Think

The bond market rarely shouts, but when it whispers, seasoned investors lean in. Hidden inside a handful of interest rates is a story about confidence, fear, and where the economy may be heading next. The yield curve, a once-sleepy chart beloved by economists, has a long history of flashing warning…

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Debt Traps Americans Are Falling Into Because of Economic Uncertainty

Money anxiety is having a moment, and it’s loud. Inflation headlines, shaky job markets, and rising interest rates have turned everyday financial decisions into high-stakes gambles. When uncertainty creeps in, even smart, hardworking people can slide into debt traps that look harmless at first and brutal later.

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Sector Rotation: 2 Smart Money Moves for 2026

Investors are rotating capital into communication services and healthcare stocks as falling interest rates create new opportunities for growth and income.

Saving Advice

Millions Are Checking Their Credit Scores Wrong — Here’s the Cost

Millions of Americans are checking their credit scores the wrong way, and older adults are among the most affected. Retirees often rely on free apps...

The Free Financial Advisor

Savings Base: 6 Foundational Moves That Keep Retirement Plans Stable

Retirement planning doesn’t have to feel like a dusty, boring lecture on spreadsheets and interest rates. In fact, it can be thrilling—like plotting the ultimate adventure where you’re both the architect and the explorer. Imagine being in full control of your financial future, where every move you make today builds…

The Independent UK

US stocks rose again in 2025 after overcoming turbulence from tariffs and Trump's fight with the Fed

This was a scary good year for investors

Saving Advice

Is Now A Good Time To Borrow Money?

Borrowing Money Today – How to Decide if You Should Borrow Money or Not Unemployment is rising and interest rates are low. Seems like a...

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Dollar Falls on Interest Rate Differential Outlook

The dollar index (DXY00 ) is down -0.30%, falling back from last Friday's 1-week high. The dollar continues to see underlying weakness as the FOMC is expected to cut interest rates by about -50 bp in 2026, while the BOJ is expected to raise rates by another +25 bp in...

The Free Financial Advisor

Regulation Echo: 10 Under-the-Radar Rules Affecting Future Wealth

Money doesn’t just grow or shrink because of markets, luck, or hustle—it responds to rules quietly humming in the background. While headlines scream about interest rates and stock swings, a softer but more powerful force keeps shaping who wins, who waits, and who wonders what happened. These are the regulations…

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