Financial Wellness Month: How to Build Money Habits That Will Last All Year Each January, Financial Wellness Month encourages you to take a fresh look at your finances. It’s a national reminder (hot on the […]
Key Takeaways Montclair’s housing market remains strong despite the school district’s budget deficit and December 9 special election. Low inventory, high demand, and the town’s proximity to New York City continue to drive property values. […]
Florida’s Fisher Island Dethrones Atherton, Calif. After Nearly Decade-Long Domination In 2025, Florida’s rise was the standout story as Miami Beach’s Fisher Island claimed the nation’s top spot. However, California maintained broad dominance through Newport […]
The Bronx, New York house Sandra England lives in with her elderly mother was cold in the wintertime — very cold. The furnace worked, but as soon as it shut off, temperatures in the house […]
How to become a data scientist Want to start a career as a data scientist? Learn how to become a data scientist with career tips, education requirements, and practical tips. Data scientists are in high […]
Gentrification, infrastructure upgrades, rezoning, climate investments and shifting work patterns fueled up to 288% price growth in some NYC neighborhoods. Key Takeaways: 24 NYC neighborhoods saw median sale prices double or more throughout the last […]
If you’re like many people in the U.S., in recent years, your electric bill has gone up and up and up — an average of 17% in the last three years. At the same time, […]
U.S. foreclosure rates: States with the lowest foreclosure activity In September 2025, foreclosure activity across the U.S. edged down slightly from the previous month but remained higher than a year ago, according to ATTOM Data. […]
States with the highest credit card identity theft risk Identity theft reports involving a credit card grew by 7.8% in 2024, confirming credit card fraud as the most commonly reported form of identity theft, according […]
The cost of eating: Ranking U.S. cities by grocery spending as a share of income Grocery prices have continued rising recently due to general inflation and supply issues affecting individual items. For example, bird flu […]