Money Watch

• Tech, toys, fast fashion to cost more due to Chinese tariffs
• UWM expert: Inflation report means interest rate cuts unlikely to happen
• Financial Planning Month: How to create a plan of action
• Summer vacation gas prices
• How to control your summer spending
• Gov. Evers: State agencies prepping to return federal COVID aid under debt deal
• Local expert shares crucial disaster preparedness financial tips
• Report: Wisconsin home prices increase by $28,000 compared to 2022
• 'Check washing' is gaining popularity across SE Wisconsin as criminals break into mailboxes to steal banking information
• Local expert discusses the financial impact on relationships
• Tax professional talks tips taxpayers need to know before filing
• Creating a 'financial bucket list' using 4 steps from a local advisor 💵
• How much will your Thanksgiving turkey cost this holiday season?
• Milwaukee financial expert discusses financial problems faced by veterans
• Better Business Bureau releases new Scam Tracker fraud reporting and prevention tool
• Local financial professional discusses options for college-bound students
• 5 ways being single can cost you more
• Inflation rates take positive turn for July; people still not feeling the relief just yet
• With prices rising, local businesses are hit hard
• 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?
• 'It's not too good': Gas prices continue to hit record highs as summer travel increases
• Common money mistakes couples make when going through a divorce
• From a financial professional, how to start a money community
• Rising gas prices cause drivers to move to electric cars
• Finance professional shares tips to retire with certainty during skyrocketing inflation
• Local economics expert talks student loan forgiveness changes
• 'It just adds up:' Ahead of busy weekend of gatherings, grocery shoppers reflect on inflation
• Tips for setting yourself up financially for the future during financial literacy month
• Last-minute tax filing advice as deadline nears
• Moratorium on student loan payments set to expire May 1
• $100 oil won't derail the US economy
• Sanctions on Russia set to impact gas prices in Wisconsin
• Tips from the BBB on protecting yourself from romance scams this Valentine's Day
• Biggest Powerball jackpot in months grows larger
• Child tax credit dollars hit bank accounts of eligible parents
• Gov. Evers invests $130M in federal funding to address workforce challenges
• Evers signs 2021-23 biennial budget, providing one of the largest tax cuts in Wisconsin history
• $140M flows to Wisconsin tourism, entertainment industry but worker shortage remains
• Mayor Barrett calls to raise minimum wage to $15 for all city employees
• Gas prices top $3 per gallon, the first time since 2014
• Gas prices to increase as Texas refineries freeze
• Lawsuit targeting Foxconn says Taiwanese company violated contract in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Common Council votes to accept $9.7M grant for more police officers
• Mayor Barrett promises change is coming to Milwaukee's FPC
• Audit finds Wisconsin Dept. of Workforce Development to blame for delays in unemployment payments
• Update: Amazon Fulfillment Center Project approved in Oak Creek
• UPDATE: Investor group looking to buy Bon-Ton company, wanting to keep stores open