Economy April 28, 2026
Americans Are Building Their Emergency Savings, But Gaps Remain Across Age and Gender
While 78% of Americans report having at least some money set aside to cover living expenses, the depth of those savings varies.
Payroll April 27, 2026
1 in 3 Americans with Credit Cards Say They Have Too Many, Survey Finds
Some credit card holders feel they have too many cards, but the right number doesn’t look the same for everyone.
Payroll April 24, 2026
The Right College Fit Can Save Your Clients Money
In 2025, the average cost of attendance in 2025 was $27,277 for in-state residents and $37,408 for out-of-state.
Payroll April 23, 2026
Study: Workers With a Goal Are More Likely to Regularly Save Money
Employed Americans who have a savings goal are more likely to regularly save a portion of their income than those who don’t—75% compared with 62%, respectively, according to NerdWallet.
Payroll April 22, 2026
As Gas Prices Rise, Credit Cards Can Help—But Choose (and Use) Wisely
Paying for fuel with a rewards credit card can ease the sting from each fill-up. Use cash-back apps and other money-saving strategies to stack your savings.
Payroll April 22, 2026
What Travel Sports Really Cost Families—and How to Budget for It
Travel sports can cost parents thousands of dollars a year. This story discusses the real costs, the tradeoffs parents are making, and whether a college scholarship is a realistic return on their investment.
Financial Planning April 20, 2026
Fraud Remains a Top Concern for Americans, New AARP Research Shows
These concerns highlight both the financial and emotional toll of these crimes and reflect how pervasive and personal the threat has become.
Payroll April 14, 2026
6 in 10 Older Workers Have Already Tapped Retirement Savings to Cover Expenses
A new report from online resume builder LiveCareer reveals deep unease among over-50 workers facing inflation, healthcare costs, and volatile markets.
Payroll April 6, 2026
Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Believe Wages Will Never Catch Up to the Cost of Living
Delayed life decisions, worsening stress, and deep pessimism point to an American workforce struggling with long-term financial insecurity.
Payroll March 10, 2026
Survey: Americans Are Increasingly Entangled in Financial Scams—and AI is Contributing to the Problem
Experts in financial fraud prevention said results of a Bankrate survey support what they’ve noticed: financial fraud is on the rise in the U.S., and so is the public’s awareness that they’re being targeted.
Payroll February 20, 2026
What is Money Dysmorphia? When Money Never Feels Like Enough
Why feeling broke doesn’t always mean you are—and how perception can distort reality.
Payroll February 12, 2026
Most Couples Keep at Least Some of Their Money Separate, Survey Reveals
Most couples in committed relationships (62%) keep at least some financial accounts in their name only, according to new Bankrate survey data.