Disney looking to entice guests by offering free summer vacation packages perk
Disney announced a new summer promotion on Monday that will likely get the attention of families wanting to visit the parks in Orlando while school is out.
You have a choice when it comes to your money and what you do: Personal finance expert
Personal finance expert and 'The Ramsey Show' co-host Rachel Cruze discusses the reasons why Americans are retiring sooner than planned and how to save for a comfy retirement.
Save money this holiday season with wrapping tips you can master at home
The holidays can be a huge expense for families. To counteract the holiday expenses, think of key areas where you can save, such as gift wrapping.
Lauren Sanchez is tight-lipped about wedding plans with Jeff Bezos
Lauren Sanchez kept it brief when asked about wedding planning during her interview on the "Today" show. Sanchez has been engaged to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos since last year.
Homeowners skipping meals to make monthly payments, survey finds
Monthly housing costs have risen to such a degree that the majority of residents making under $50,000 are struggling to make payments, a survey found.
Get approved for apartment as first-time renter with these tips
If you are renting for the first time, you may be worried about your approval into your dream apartment based on your prior rental status. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to prepare.
Save money at the salon by giving yourself a relaxing mani-pedi at home
If regular nail visits are breaking the bank, consider saving money by doing your nails right at home to put money back in your pocket.
Surprising piece of history leads to Gerber Baby giving new dad free food for a year
In a now viral TikTok video, a new father successfully redeemed a 30-year-old coupon for a new pair of Gerber socks, leading to a heart-warming surprise.
Couple reveals how they gained their own financial independence
'The FI Couple' Ali and Josh Lupo join "Cavuto: Coast to Coast' to share on how they managed their debt as well as how they earn their income.
Coffee customers rank Starbucks last among competitors in key category, report says
Starbucks is the least affordable of seven coffee chains, according to a recent survey. So which chain is No. 1? One founded outside the U.S.
What it really costs to live comfortably in America's 50 biggest cities: report
The cost of living in America's biggest cities is rising, especially for those seeking to live comfortably, according to a new list published earlier this week.
American families continue to struggle to provide essentials in ongoing diaper crisis
Diaper banks are bridging the gap for families across the U.S. providing essentials such as dozens of diapers per week as some families struggle to pay for them.
Fed interest rate cuts won't help your credit card debt
The Federal Reserve, as expected, cut interest rates by 50 basis points. For those carrying credit card debt, hoping for some relief, are likely to be out of luck.
Dave Ramsey: 'What happens at your house is a whole lot more important than what happens in the White House'
Ramsey Solutions founder Dave Ramsey discusses the impact of lower borrowing costs on consumers and gives personal finance advice.
Chicken joints join growing number of restaurants offering $5 meal deals
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen is the latest to join the "value wars" among fast-food restaurants this summer in an effort to get more customers.
National Cheeseburger Day sees major deals from fast-food chains
Fast-food chains across the United States will be offering deals this week for National Cheeseburger Day. Companies are competing during high inflation.
Costco rolling out game-changing new feature on mobile app
Some Costco mobile app users have a new feature that eliminates the guessing game about what is in stock at select warehouses. Customers are responding.
It's not the function of the US to 'control prices and move toward communism': Bob Unanue
Goya Foods CEO Bob Unanue discusses Vice President Kamala Harris' price-fixing plan on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Parents are going into deeper credit card debt to cover back-to-school expenses
American households are struggling to afford back-to-school items such as backpacks, clothing and books. It's why millions of parents are carrying debt to make sure kids have what they need.
No tax on tips debate heats up as restaurant chef, server clash over how they're paid
One executive chef claims that restaurant tips should be eliminated entirely, while a server argues the current tipping system works as part of the industry's "viscous cycle."