Money Watch

• Mortgage rates fall slightly, but offer little relief to buyers
• Twitter holds annual shareholder meeting amid uncertainty with Elon Musk deal
• Common money mistakes couples make when going through a divorce
• T-Mobile and AT&T are Wall Street bright spots, but Verizon is struggling
• Dow is on pace for longest weekly losing streak since 1923
• Worst may not be over for the market. Stocks fall again
• From a financial professional, how to start a money community
• Target posts a stunning drop in profit. Stock plunges
• Dow tumbles 1,160 points in worst trading day since June 2020
• $5 gas could become widespread as prices hit another record
• 4 reasons the economy looks like it's crumbling — and what to do about it
• First on CNN: Record-high gas prices slash US spending by $9 billion a month
• More than $7 trillion has been wiped out from the stock market this year
• Meme mania returns. GameStop and AMC soar
• Record diesel prices, tight supplies could be next blow to the US economy
• Gas prices race back near record highs, but oil tumbles
• How long will inflation last? The answer lies in the past
• The stock market is afraid, but there are pockets of strength if you know where to look
• Dow falls again as Wall Street rout continues
• America's job growth is starting to slow
• Rising gas prices cause drivers to move to electric cars
• Dow plunges more than 1,000 points in Wall Street's worst day of the year
• Fed raises interest rates by half a percentage point
• Finance professional shares tips to retire with certainty during skyrocketing inflation
• Amazon stock plunges as growth slows
• The US economy is expected to log its worst quarter in 2 years
• Sorry, crypto fans. Gold is still the real hedge in times of uncertainty
• Here's how the Senate could change your 401(k) plan
• Rising gas prices bring Biden to a political crossroads over climate policy
• Florida legislature approves end of Disney's special status
• Local economics expert talks student loan forgiveness changes
• Netflix's collapse is a warning sign for stocks
• 'It just adds up:' Ahead of busy weekend of gatherings, grocery shoppers reflect on inflation
• Tax Day is Monday. Here's what you need to know about filing your 2021 taxes
• Amazon is adding a 5% fuel and inflation surcharge
• Mortgage rates hit 5% for the first time in over a decade
• Americans can't afford gas. That's bad news for beef jerky
• JPMorgan kicks off earnings season with bad news
• Oil races back above $100 a barrel
• Prices are soaring -- but not for health care
• Russia has defaulted on its foreign debt, says S&P
• Now's your last chance to get a third stimulus check
• Tips for setting yourself up financially for the future during financial literacy month
• Home affordability gets worse as prices and mortgage rates rise
• Last-minute tax filing advice as deadline nears
• US employers added 455,000 private-sector jobs in March, slightly above forecast
• Moratorium on student loan payments set to expire May 1
• Recession risks are 'uncomfortably high and moving higher,' Mark Zandi says
• Sports betting stocks are no slam dunk, even during March Madness
• Investors beware: The West is going to hit Russia with more sanctions
• Thieves are using unique methods to steal gas as prices rise. How you can protect your car
• Oil soars 7% and blows past $110 as Europe debates banning Russian oil
• US home prices rose 15% in February from a year ago
• Biden demands faster drop in gas prices as oil tumbles
• Oil briefly tumbles below $100 a barrel -- that's good news for gas prices
• First sign of oil price relief: UAE says it wants OPEC to increase production
• Fewer Americans apply for jobless benefits last week
• US cutting off Russia's central bank from US dollar transactions
• This key measure of inflation climbed at the fastest pace since 1982 last month
• $100 oil won't derail the US economy
• Mortgage rates take a break, falling for the first time in weeks
• Shares dive, oil soars after Russian action in Ukraine
• Sanctions on Russia set to impact gas prices in Wisconsin
• The Dow's top stock of 2021 is off to a rough start this year
• Home prices skyrocketed last year -- 2 regions saw the biggest increases
• Do supply chains hold the key to reducing inflation?
• Mortgage rates jump again, rising to a level not seen since early 2020
• Welcome to the crypto Super Bowl
• Don't expect grocery store prices to come down anytime soon
• No blue Christmas, but filling Santa's sleigh cost Hasbro a fortune
• Tips from the BBB on protecting yourself from romance scams this Valentine's Day
• Amazon is raising the price of annual Prime memberships to $139
• Mark Zuckerberg is in danger of losing his top 10 billionaire ranking
• Kohl's: buyout offers undermine value of business
• Amazon is raising the price of annual Prime memberships to $139
• Everything Hershey makes is going to get more expensive
• America's economic recovery is about to go into reverse
• Sports betting companies look to cash in on the Super Bowl
• The US economy grew at the fastest rate in 2021 since the Reagan administration
• Home prices rose 18.8% in November. But that was a slowdown
• The 2021 tax filing season has begun -- here's what you need to know
• Getting paid on Venmo or Cash App? This new tax rule might apply to you
• Kohl's confirms approach about potential acquisition
• Taxpayers face overloaded IRS as filing season opens Monday
• Thinking of buying a home in 2022? Here's what to expect
• Peloton stock tumbles on report that it is halting production
• Gas prices could soar if Russia invades Ukraine
• Local expert shares tips for protecting yourself against bad investments
• Should the government control the price of food and gas?
• Gas prices are in the danger zone. Biden can't do much about it
• Inflation hits home as people pay more at the grocery store
• No more fees for bounced checks or overdrafts at this bank
• Here's when you can start filing your 2021 federal tax returns
• Mortgage rates just climbed past 2021 levels
• Quit your job? Here's what to do with your 401(k)
• Omicron hasn't stopped the jobs recovery -- yet
• What's next for supply chains after the holiday rush
• America calls out sick
• Wisconsin tax burden rises for first time in decade
• Local finance expert talks about the new rules impacting your money in 2022