On Thursday, July 30th, the Commerce Department reported that GDP decreased at an annual rate of 32.9% in the second quarter of 2020.

Heading into 2020, there was little doubt that the U.S. presidential election would be the biggest story of the year.

This article is a great refresher on inflation and CPI and how it affects your purchasing power.

Craft beer sales are surging at stores, but craft breweries are still struggling. Cheap beer is surging, but it's still losing market share.

U.S. stock markets continue to trend up as optimism returns to Wall Street while Main Street USA continues to reopen.

As the world grapples with the coronavirus outbreak, “social distancing” has become a buzzword of these strange times.

You should always have a steady stream of money going both into a savings account and an investment account.

I challenge you to choose one day of the week where you don't spend any money. What you don't spend on a given day becomes savings!

There is a lot of attention about the Feds cutting, and sometimes raising, rates. But what does this mean and why do they do it?