Money Moves

A new Pew analysis finds 60% of Americans identify as working class. by Selena Hill Americans may be earning more, but many still don’t feel like they’re getting ahead. According to a new analysis from the Pew Research Center, 60% of Americans identify as working class, up from 54% in 2024. The finding comes as workers across income […]

It’s the lowest salary a worker would be willing to accept for a new position. by Sidnee Michelle American workers say it would take more money than ever to persuade them to accept a new job, as uncertainty in the labor market makes switching employers a potentially bigger risk, Business Insider reports. The average reservation wage — the lowest salary

The Encore Salon Suites founder is helping beauty professionals move beyond the chair. by Von Boozier Twins For generations, Black beauty professionals have helped power a multibillion-dollar industry, building loyal clientele, shaping trends, and influencing culture. Yet participation in the industry has not always translated into access to ownership opportunities that create lasting wealth. Patrice “Sway” McKinney

The new viral trend is helping consumers rethink spending, but experts say it takes more than saving money to generate wealth by Selena Hill Moneymaxxing is the new buzzword flooding social media algorithms. The viral trend encourages consumers to get the maximum value from every dollar by cutting unnecessary expenses, using rewards programs, reducing impulse purchases,

Reuters By Jason Lange A majority of Americans ⁠oppose ⁠President Donald Trump’s moves last ⁠week to raise taxes on imported Canadian goods and his order to ​rename Lake Ontario as “Lake America,” a new Reuters/Ipsos poll found. The three-day poll, which concluded on Sunday, ‌showed Americans are wary of the ‌feud with Canada — for