Will ‘revenge travel’ end in 2024?
Consumers have been shaking off COVID-era travel doldrums with a vengeance, but will demand die down in the coming year?
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Buying a house in 2024: How to overcome the challenges
The market remains tough for buyers, but there’s still no time like the present to start shopping.
New FAFSA: What parents of college students need to know
The new 2024-25 FAFSA will have a greater impact on divorced parents, undocumented parents and those with multiple kids in school.
How the Fed affected your savings account in ’23 and what’s next
Savers end 2023 on a high note. But a Fed rate pause may extend to 2024.
2023’s economy didn’t play by the usual rules
Strikes, federal government funding fights, skyrocketing mortgage rates — it's been a wild ride, but the economy has shown surprising strength.
What the 2024 Social Security COLA could mean for your retirement
Social Security benefit amounts adjust for inflation every year; here's how to make the most of those changes for 2024.
As Airbnb falters, hostels seek to compete
With semi-luxury amenities, private rooms and lower prices, hostels are a promising alternative to Airbnb.
5 questions that can help guide your holiday tipping
Giving service workers holiday tips is a way to show gratitude, but it doesn't have to mean overspending.
Should you skip that charitable donation at the cash register?
Just over two-thirds (68%) of Americans donate to charity at the registers of retail establishments, according to a new NerdWallet survey.
How to spot 4 Social Security scams and protect your identity
If the caller says your Social Security number or benefits are suspended, or they want you to pay, hang up.