Money Watch

• Tax professional talks tips taxpayers need to know before filing
• Party City files for bankruptcy
• Creating a 'financial bucket list' using 4 steps from a local advisor 💵
• The steep plunge in used car prices -- what it means, and what's ahead
• Surging egg prices mean record profits for largest US egg producer
• Auto sales are falling — but profits are surging. Welcome to the new normal
• Encouraging inflation news: Online prices keep dropping
• Mortgage rates rose this week after falling for 6 straight weeks
• Why eggs have been so expensive this year
• Exclusive: $4 gas could return as soon as May, GasBuddy projects
• New home sales rose in November, defying expectations
• Gas prices haven't been this low since July 2021
• Holiday gift giving is rife with waste. Here's how to give greener, according to experts
• Investors have very little to be thankful for in 2022
• How much will your Thanksgiving turkey cost this holiday season?
• Milwaukee financial expert discusses financial problems faced by veterans
• US consumer inflation eased to 7.7% over past 12 months
• Better Business Bureau releases new Scam Tracker fraud reporting and prevention tool
• White House gets 'Goldilocks' jobs report as they look to make up ground on the economy
• Ford takes $2.7 billion hit as it drops efforts to develop full self-driving cars
• Appeals court pauses Biden student debt relief program while it reviews case
• Gas prices are heading down, with or without Biden's help
• White House economic adviser says US is 'better positioned than most other countries' to mitigate inflation
• How much 'pain' is the Fed willing to inflict? Wednesday's rate hike will offer clues
• Food prices are still soaring — here's what's getting more expensive
• As small businesses raise prices, some customers push back
• Cineworld, the world's second largest movie theater chain, files for bankruptcy
• Reality is setting in for GameStop stock
• IRS says it mistakenly exposed taxpayer data belonging to non-profits
• Here's what might drive up the prices on the newest iPhones
• Mortgage rates rise again after Fed says it will take 'forceful' steps to curb inflation
• Big discounts are coming this holiday season
• Caution: September is historically a dismal month for stocks
• New home sales fall 12.6% in July as rising prices take a toll
• Local financial professional discusses options for college-bound students
• Report: $1.9 billion stolen in crypto hacks so far this year
• 5 ways being single can cost you more
• Inflation, explained: Why prices keep going up and who's to blame
• Rate hikes and recession are still in the cards
• Rivian lost $1.7 billion in three months. Here's why that may not be a problem
• Consumers still don't feel great about the economy, despite lower gas prices
• Gas prices tumble below $4 for the first time in months
• Mortgage rates climb above 5% once again
• Inflation rates take positive turn for July; people still not feeling the relief just yet
• Crypto is making a comeback
• Here's what's getting more expensive at the grocery store
• Demand for grocery delivery cools as food costs rise
• How the climate bill could save you money on electricity, cars and appliances
• Massive jobs surprise: US economy added 528,000 jobs in July
• Friday's job report will likely show slower growth. That's what the Fed wants
• Mortgage rates drop below 5% for first time since April
• The busiest economic week of the summer is over: Here's everything we learned
• What a recession could mean for you
• 21 ways to live luxe if you win the $1.02 billion Mega Millions jackpot
• Apple profit declines nearly 11%
• Ford earnings and revenue soar, helped by high car prices
• How to take advantage of rising interest rates
• A sign inflation could start easing: Walmart is slashing prices on clothing and other products
• Recession warning: Some Americans are having trouble paying bills
• Amazon to buy One Medical for $3.9 billion as it expands healthcare footprint
• Tesla earnings fall on hit from China Covid surge
• Home prices hit an all-time high, even as sales continue to slow
• These are the keys to 401(k) investing success in a falling market
• US inflation hit 40-year high in June, driven by record gas prices
• US will plunge into recession — but it didn't have to, former IMF chief economist says
• The economy added 372,000 jobs in June, outpacing expectations
• Mortgage rates see largest decline since 2008
• Friday's jobs report could be telling as recession worries mount
• Dow falls more than 500 points as investors fear that recession is looming
• Tesla posts rare drop in sales in second quarter
• Your July Fourth celebrations will be more expensive this year
• Kohl's sale falls apart in shaky retail environment
• Stocks close their worst first half in 52 years, here's what you need to know
• Some medical debt is being removed from US credit reports
• Home prices are still going strong, but momentum is slowing
• West pushes Russia into its first foreign debt default since 1918
• More than 700 flights canceled Sunday
• All the recession warning signs this week
• Stocks surge even though consumers feel lousy. Here's why
• How Americans cope with inflation: Less gas, lots of frozen pizza and cheap coffee
• With prices rising, local businesses are hit hard
• The dream of owning a home is out of reach for 4 million Americans
• Changes to your next 401(k) statement could be alarming, but don't panic just yet
• Bitcoin drops below $20,000 as crypto meltdown continues
• $900 fill-up: High gas prices hit RV drivers more than most
• Average US gas price dips below $5 a gallon
• VHS copy of 'Back to the Future' sells for $75,000, setting a new auction record
• Shoppers are buying less and switching to store brands, Kroger says
• Who's to blame for the pain at the pump?
• Local finance professional shares tips for dealing with a tough economy
• What to do in a bear market?
• Biden acknowledges inflation 'sapping the strength of a lot of families' as economists prepare for Fed to raise interest rates
• Average US gas price hits $5 for first time
• Bitcoin plunges below $24,000 and the crypto meltdown claims another casualty
• Stocks are falling and prices are skyrocketing. Here's how to protect your money
• Beware: The companies that hold your crypto aren't insured the way banks are
• Stocks are falling and prices are skyrocketing. Here's how to protect your money
• Luxury home sales see biggest decline since the start of the pandemic
• Robots can now be built with living humanlike skin
• The Dow falls 880 points as inflation hits 40-year high