10 affordable US cities you’d never expect to love living in
Find a Neighborhood reports on 10 surprisingly affordable U.S. cities, highlighting cost of living and amenities that enhance life.
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Find a Neighborhood reports on 10 surprisingly affordable U.S. cities, highlighting cost of living and amenities that enhance life.
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Redfin Real Estate reports a majority of Americans struggle with soaring housing costs, making sacrifices like eating out less and skipping meals.
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GoodRx reports self-employed individuals can open health savings accounts (HSAs) if they have a qualified HDHP, helping manage healthcare costs.
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TurboTenant reports that Cincinnati, Denton, Des Moines, Greenville, and Tucson are top U.S. rental markets for landlords seeking investment opportunities.
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Brex reports LLC owners can reduce taxable income through 16 deductible expenses. Proper tracking prevents missed deductions and IRS issues.
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CarMax reports that vehicle software updates are essential for fixing bugs, enhancing features, and may include paid upgrades in the future.
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Eagle Woodworking reports Illinois leads in contractor opportunities, with high demand for carpenters and strong wages in construction-heavy states.
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CheapInsurance.com reports that 15.4% of U.S. drivers are uninsured, up 3% since 2017, highlighting financial risks for insured drivers.
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Anrok reports that AI is crucial for finance leaders, enhancing risk management, fraud detection, and audit readiness amid increased pressures.
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NewHomeSource reports 14 cities where first-time homebuyers can find affordable options amid market volatility, making homeownership more accessible.
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GoodRx reports that starting January 2026, original Medicare will require prior authorization for certain services in six states, ending previous exemptions.
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The El Paso City Council approved today the allocation of $5 million from the Texas Economic Development (TED) Fund to conduct feasibility studies at the Ysleta-Zaragoza Port of Entry, aiming to “expand and modernize one of the region’s busiest international crossings.” According to the City’s International Bridges Department director, Roberto
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Achieve reports on options for debt help, which vary from debt consolidation to professional relief or bankruptcy.
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CheapInsurance.com reports a significant insurance gap for e-bike and scooter riders, leaving them vulnerable amid rising accident rates.
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CheapInsurance.com compiled statistics on gas prices in the U.S. using data from AAA.
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Anrok reports that integrating tax and finance technology is essential for businesses to improve compliance, reduce errors, and enhance forecasting.
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Stacker referenced a 2026 Niche list of Best Value Colleges in America to report the best value college in every state.
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ShipStation reports that leveraging shipping data drives strategic decisions, reduces costs, enhances customer experience, and boosts operational efficiency.
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Finder.com reports Canadian investors are favoring stocks, ETFs, and private equity in 2025, while increasingly turning to bonds and gold as safer alternatives.
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Reasons to be Cheerful reports on Brightworks, a no-curriculum, no-teachers school in San Francisco fostering creativity and autonomy in students.
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Scholarship Institute reports college costs are rising, making financial aid crucial. Students should explore all aid types and file FAFSA promptly.
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The government shutdown has been ongoing for 10 days now, and local businesses near Fort Bliss report that customer flow and services are changing, with fewer people going out to pay for services. Pumping Ink and Dreadful Things tattoo shops in Northeast El Paso have experienced fewer clients during this
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Regpack reports that an efficient camp registration experience boosts enrollment, trust, and operational efficiency through streamlined processes.
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Knowable Magazine reports solid-state batteries promise improved EV performance with faster charging and longer ranges, but manufacturing challenges remain.
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CheapInsurance.com reports telematics insurance links premiums to driving behavior. Programs offer savings for safe drivers but raise privacy concerns.
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Scholarship Institute reports a surge in online college enrollment, driven by flexibility and demand, reshaping education trends and demographics.
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LawnStarter reports that quieter weekends are emerging as municipalities ban loud gas-powered mowers, promoting electric and robotic lawn care.
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Pave reports that tender offers provide liquidity for employees at private companies, enabling share selling before IPOs, aiding retention, but may involve complexity.
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El Paso-TX (KVIA-TV)-It’s been several days since the government shutdown began, and for many Americans, especially retirees, there’s growing concern about what this means for their savings and benefits. I’m joined today by financial adviser Charles Dodds, with Mirau Capital Management.
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JUÁREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) — A new round of sweeping tariffs was announced by President Trump last week, aimed at enforcing “National Security purposes,” something borderland business and industry leaders say will not only raise prices, but also economic uncertainty as well. ABC-7 spoke with the national vice president of the Mexican Cargo Transportation Chamber (CANACAR),
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