Author: Medora Lee, USA TODAY

Fed rate hikes are expected to be bigger and come faster. This means costlier borrowing and likely, pressure on stocks. But savings rates will rise.

The Fed’s expected to raise rates faster and more aggressively to cut inflation. You should act fast to organize your debt and lock in mortgage rates.

Interest in Bitcoin, other crypto and digital assets like NFTs remains strong despite the market’s recent plunge, a Bank of America survey shows.

Stagflation and recession are buzz words, but what do those mean and what are the odds of each? What does that mean for me and how should I prepare?

Despite high inflation, plunging stocks, and talk of a recession, experts say there are still some stocks that can earn you a return.

High oil prices are usually blamed for record gas prices, but there’s also a refinery shortage. More oil’s meaningless if we can’t convert it to gas.

Consumers struggling to keep pace with inflation are leaning on credit cards and loans to stay afloat. But at what price down the line?

More record pain at the pump is expected. EU’s plan to ban Russian oil means less oil and gas supply, while China’s demand will rise out of lockdown.

Inflation’s outsized presence at this year’s Memorial Day BBQ makes consumers cut back, use more coupons, shop sales or skip celebrating altogether.