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Visa debuts a new product designed to make it safer to pay directly from your bank account
Visa said it plans to launch a dedicated service for bank transfers, skipping credit cards and the traditional direct debit process.
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DC cancels $42M in medical debt for low-income residents
D.C. says it has canceled $42 million in medical debt. First on 4: Jenny Reed, the Director of the Office of Budget and Performance Management, explains who will benefit and why it helps Black and Latino communities.
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That $10 bill in your wallet could be worth over $15,000. Here's what to look for
While a $1 bill is always good to have, you might want to take a second look at it before using it at the store. That is because some examples might be worth over $100,000.
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¡Azúcar! US quarter coin with the face of Celia Cruz now in circulation
The face of the wonderful and legendary Cuban Celia Cruz, the Salsa Queen or the Guarachera of Cuba as many know her, is already immortalized on a 25-cent coin and the coins began to be distributed on Monday, the United States Mint, the official source of new U.S. currencies, announced.
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The US government wants to make it easier for you to click the ‘unsubscribe' button
In the name of consumer protection, a slew of U.S. federal agencies are working to make it easier for Americans to click the unsubscribe button for unwanted memberships and recurring payment services.
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Do you suffer from ‘money dysmorphia'? Experts weigh in on the financial distortion
Earlier this year, a survey from Credit Karma made quite the splash: Approximately 45% of Gen Z and millennials are obsessed with the idea of being rich, and more than 40% of these demographics experience something called “money dysmorphia.”
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Average consumer now carries $6,329 in credit card debt. ‘People are stretched,' experts says
Americans are racking up credit card debt and increasingly falling behind on their payments, recent reports show.
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These $5 bills worth thousands could be hiding in your wallet. Here's what to look for
These $5 bills may be worth over $2,000 to currency collectors. Here’s how to spot one and what to do next.
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Quick Question Susan: Best way to exchange currency?
If you’re traveling to another country this summer, News4’s Susan Hogan has what to know about how to get the most value when you exchange currency.
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56% of people would RSVP ‘no' to a close friend's wedding to save money, new survey shows
The choice to celebrate doesn’t have to be all or nothing. There are ways to attend a wedding and stick to a tight budget, experts say.
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Are you saving enough? Here's how to put money back in your pocket.
People aren’t boosting their savings much even as wages rise and inflation slows.
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These women aren't looking for a man in finance but wouldn't mind their date grabbing the bill
What the viral TikTok song says about money tensions and dating in this moment.
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How to save money on engagement rings
Diamonds have always been a girl’s best friend, but are there ways to shop for engagement rings on a budget? New4’s Susan Hogan has the story.
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How TikTok's viral ‘no-spend month' could come back to bite you
There is no substitute for establishing a budget you can sustain over time, financial experts say.
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The salary a single person needs to make ends meet in every U.S. state
To live alone in most states, you’ll need to make $22 per hour as a full-time worker.
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How to break bad money habits and achieve your goals, from a financial psychologist: First, understand how brains are wired
Here’s how to curtail bad money habits and make it easier to keep good ones, says Charles Chaffin, co-founder of the Financial Psychology Institute.
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92-year-old just became one of America's richest self-made women—she's worth $700 million
Joan Payden, the 92-year-old CEO of money management firm Payden & Rygel, took a decades-long path to success. Now she’s one of America’s richest self-made women.
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Couple finds safe with estimated $100K while magnet fishing
The man was using a magnet to fish out junk from New York City airways.
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Toyota reportedly set to end massive Olympic sponsorship deal
Toyota has a contract through the 2024 Paris Games, which was reported to be valued at $835 million when it was announced in 2015.
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You could score a tax break for hiring your own kids this summer — if you follow the rules
Hiring your kids can offer tax benefits if you’re self-employed. But first, you need to understand your state and federal labor and tax laws.