Tax refunds are bigger than ever this year, but residents of 5 states are cashing in the most
A new report reveals the states with the highest average tax refunds, and Florida leads the nation at $4,433 with Texas close behind at $4,344.
Tax Day is here: Advice for last-minute filers racing against the clock
The April 15 tax filing deadline is here. A tax expert says e-filing with direct deposit is the fastest way to get a refund from the IRS this year.
Is buying a single index ETF smarter than picking individual stocks?
Investing in index funds and ETFs that track broad market indexes is a sound strategy for most investors seeking diversified exposure without picking individual stocks.
GOP senator proposes advance tax credits to tackle rising out-of-pocket healthcare costs
Sen. Bill Cassidy says his proposal aims to make healthcare more affordable by giving Americans advance tax credits to cover out-of-pocket expenses.
Blakeman's race versus Hochul tightens as New York faces exodus, tax backlash
New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman discusses how he plans to defeat Kathy Hochul and addresses New York tax and regulatory issues on 'Mornings with Maria.'
How to file a tax extension before the April 15 deadline
Need more time to file your 2025 tax return? Request an IRS extension before April 15 to avoid a late-filing penalty of up to 25% of unpaid taxes.
Beware of these tax scams as the filing deadline approaches, Congress warns
Bipartisan congressional leaders warn taxpayers about rising tax season scams, including IRS impersonation and third-party tax preparer fraud schemes.
Washington’s millionaire tax faces backlash as homelessness crisis raises questions
Seattle Red radio talk show host Jason Rantz discusses the legal challenge to Washington’s millionaire tax and Seattle homelessness concerns on 'Varney & Co.'
5 common mistakes that could be costing American taxpayers thousands of dollars every year
From missed deductions to misreported income, a new report outlines five common tax mistakes that could cost American taxpayers thousands of dollars.
More Americans working into their 80s, data shows
'The Big Money Show' panelists discuss new data showing that more Americans are working into their eighties while younger generations are pursuing early retirement.
Housing market gaining momentum as spring season begins
U.S. housing market accelerated in March with home sales up 3.7% year over year, according to Zillow, despite rising mortgage rates curbing affordability improvements.
American workers' wage gains lost momentum in March despite strong hiring, economists say
Average hourly earnings rose just 0.2% in March, missing expectations as analysts warn softer wage growth and rising energy prices squeeze consumers.
Financial influencer argues 'money is more mental than it is mathematical' in new approach to personal finance
Taylor Price's money tree framework explains how shifting from a scarcity to a growth mindset can help Americans build lasting wealth over time.
Retirement 'magic number' jumps as Americans grow anxious about their financial futures
Americans now believe they need $1.46 million to retire comfortably, up $200,000 from last year, according to a new Northwestern Mutual retirement study.
Credit card interest rate cap could reduce access for over 100 million Americans, analysis finds
Unleash Prosperity warns capping credit card rates at 10% would act as a price control, potentially eliminating rewards programs and cutting credit lines.
Los Angeles sees major population drop as jobs shrink and residents flee
'The Big Money Show' analyzes new data showing Los Angeles County lost tens of thousands of residents, with fewer people moving in to replace them.
Labor Department's proposal is a 'huge step' for your 401(k), BlackRock's Nefouse says
BlackRock's Nick Nefouse says the proposed DOL framework would expand access to alternative assets like crypto and real estate for defined contribution plan holders
Jason Katz on going long on gold, new 401(k) alternative asset rule
UBS managing director Jason Katz explains why investors should go long on gold and the Labor Department proposing a 401(k) alternative asset rule on 'Varney & Co.'
Average tax refund up nearly 11% from a year ago, IRS data shows
IRS data shows average tax refunds have climbed to $3,571 in the 2026 filing season through March 20, a 10.9% jump from last year as the April deadline nears.
America 250: BlackRock's Larry Fink says long-term investing can perform a kind of 'civic miracle'
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says democracy and capital markets are deeply linked, drawing a parallel between the work of Thomas Jefferson and Adam Smith in 1776.