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Consumers everywhere are feeling the squeeze as things become harder to afford, and insurance is turning out to be no different. According to a report by Insurfy, insurance premiums are set to increase by up to 16% in 2023, bringing the average yearly premium for car insurance to $1,900. Throughout 2022, auto insurance rates rose by 9%, and the upward trend shows no signs of slowing down.

The index of stocks that have upped their dividends for at least 25 straight years is about to get longer.

The cost of living means the amount of money that a person needs to buy food, housing, and other basic things.

Ordinarily, stronger-than-expected hiring would spook the market, but slowing wage growth caused stocks to pop.

Stocks started the new year right where they left off in 2022 – with broad-based declines.