Americans are saving less and borrowing more from retirement funds, but Gen Z is bucking the trend, a new report shows.

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The recent tumultuous economy has led to an array of spending behaviors among Americans – from buying in bulk before prices skyrocket to stricter budgeting in case of a recession. And it might be ...

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"Nah, I'm chillin'" is a phrase firmly planted in the vernacular of today's young adult — but not in a milquetoast Reaganomics "just say no" way. Current trends indicate that consumers across the ...

We estimate the average dollar invested in US mutual funds and exchange-traded funds earned 7.0% per year over the decade ended Dec. 31, 2024. That estimate, which is akin to an internal rate of ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Pam Danziger reports on retail, focused on the luxury consumer market. Luxury's focus on accessibility fueled growth but alienated ...

Heavy drinking is clearly bad for your health. But it’s long been questioned whether moderate drinking is also risky—and, if so, how risky, exactly. Health researchers have consistently found links ...