They’re a budgeted bunch of penny-pinching pups. Gen Z is not wooing the objects of their affection with top-tier rendezvous nor top-shelf spoils. In fact, most 20-somethings, grownups born after 1997, aren’t spending a dime on dates — and it’s paying off big time, per Bank of America’s new Better Money Habits study. “The cost … Read more
Cheers to cheap beers. Talk of the “drink of the summer” has begun. This year, ome people might argue that it’s the Hugo spritz, or perhaps the Paper Plane, which was crowned 2025’s “drink of the year.” Yet with the rising costs of inflation, and ensuing shrinking wallets, a lot of people are turning to … Read more
The current economy is changing how Americans manage their money, according to new research. A recent survey of 2,000 general population Americans revealed that eight in 10 (77%) have changed the way they manage their finances as a result of ongoing economic conditions. With the majority (86%) feeling that the economy remains uncertain — and … Read more
With fears of a pending economic upheaval looming, many people are figuring out hacks to cut back on everyday spending. And they may have nailed these. And while going to the salon to get your nails done is not a necessity, there’s also no need to completely cut out the “treat yourself” indulgence if you’re watching what … Read more
A recession might be right around the corner — and it might be time to stop doomscrolling and start hustling. If your paycheck suddenly pulls a disappearing act, a lucrative side hustle could be the difference between living large and living on instant noodles. J.P. Morgan is putting the odds of a recession in 2025 … Read more
A new survey suggests slower construction could be a major indicator of a pending recession. The study of 250 American general contractors and subcontractors found 73% can tell what the larger economic climate will be based on the speed of projects. A further 59% are concerned the current tariff crisis will have a direct impact … Read more
Is the “bar” closed? Costco’s Gilded Age may be coming to an end. The Big Box retailer is restricting purchases of its iconic gold bars after savvy buyers clamored to cash in on the precious metal amid market turmoil. Now, customers will be limited to buying only just one of the store’s 1 ounce bars … Read more
Costco isn’t just a place to save — customers can apparently invest as well. A finance influencer who bought a small gold ingot at the big box retailer sold the nugget nearly a year later for an eye-popping $600 in profit, according to a TikTok video with 6.5 million views. The TikTokker, named Humphrey Yang, … Read more
The generation of avocado toast is sharing its recession knowledge with the young ones. After going through the 2008 recession, millennials are experiencing déjà vu — and fears of a pending economic upheaval are bringing them to TikTok, where they’re passing down their recession survival tips and knowledge to Gen Z. “We don’t panic during … Read more
Anything to save a dollar these days. These days women are torn between wanting to prioritize self-care and figuring out where they can cut back on self-indulgent spending to save money in today’s fickle economy — especially with President Trump’s tariffs causing financial panic across the country. Nowadays it’s easier than ever to buy things … Read more
Meghan Markle predicts President Trump’s tariffs will plunge the US into a recession but doesn’t worry for her new “As Ever” brand, calling her luxe honeys and jams “accessible” and “creature comforts.” The Duchess of Sussex argued that her selection of jams, honeys, teas and flower sprinkles — which market for between $9 and $28 … Read more
Meghan Markle predicts President Trump’s tariffs will plunge the US into a recession — but isn’t worried for her new As Ever brand, calling her luxe honeys and jams “accessible” and “creature comforts.” The Duchess of Sussex argued that her selection of jams, honeys, teas and flower sprinkles — which are accessible for between $9 … Read more
They’re getting to the root of the issue. As many head into 2025 with financial worries, “recession hair” has become the latest beauty trend as women — including A-list celebrities — have given up high-maintenance routines and let their roots grow out to reveal their natural hair color. As we head into 2025 with financial … Read more
Three in five people believe that the U.S. is currently in a recession, even though we’re not in one officially, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 Americans explored what’s driving this lack of consumer confidence in the economy. Inflation and the rising cost of living (68%) tops the list of reasons why respondents … Read more
Despite a financially challenging year, Americans are feeling resilient when it comes to their finances: More than three in four (76%) feel prepared for a recession. A survey of 2,000 U.S. adults found that millennials (79%) feel more prepared than baby boomers (60%). Overall, nearly seven in 10 (69%) people have a clear plan to … Read more
Spotify is changing its tune. On Monday, Spotify announced it would be raising the price on it US plans by $1. A student plan will now cost $5.99 per month, a single premium plan will star at $10.99 and families can expect to pay $16.99. The music and podcast streaming app has embarked on a … Read more
They can’t get no satisfaction — and TikTok may be to blame. Gen Z is in the grip of a sex recession — and it’s largely social media’s fault, according to a new book, “Laid and Confused: Why We Tolerate Bad Sex and How to Stop.” “Young people have been uniquely inundated with toxic messaging … Read more
It’s a bad sign of the times. Costco executives told investors that recent shopper habits are sending tell-tale signals that a recession is on the way. Particularly, customers are avoiding pricey beef products and instead are buying cheaper meats that include pork and chicken, according to Business Insider. Costco CFO Richard Galanti warned that this … Read more
When Diana Smillie, 34, became an aesthetician in 2007, she heard a colleague discussing another type of clientele: the deceased. “It sounded so interesting, so I always kept it in the back of my mind,” said the New Rochelle, NY, resident. She later discovered that licensing was required. So, in 2010, Smillie pursued an associate … Read more
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