A growing number of Americans are carrying significant credit card debt, and new data shows Jacksonville ranks among the highest in the nation.

Amid rising living costs, job uncertainty, and a government shutdown that recently crossed the one-month mark, many Americans are growing increasingly concerned about their finances. The question on many minds: What should I do with my money right now?

Following the Federal Open Market Committee’s 2-day meeting, at 2:30pm, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to hold a press conference.

On Jan. 1, 2025, nine new Florida laws are set to go into effect.

These days, playing games or seeing if you won doesn’t even require people to go to the store.

The discharges were announced via email on Friday, July 14, to an estimated 800,000 Americans.

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The Irish government has launched an initiative called “Our Living Islands,” a 10-year plan that aims to revitalize more than a dozen islands off the country’s coast.

Believe it or not, retirement shouldn’t solely be on the mind of people who are in their 50s or 60s.

Tax season is nearing an end!

Overall, if you increase your business credit score, you can expect to see numerous benefits for your business, including increased access to funding, improved credibility, better cash flow, and opportunities for growth.

As more private insurers are dropping customers and raising their rates, the number of policies Citizens Property Insurance Core has issued has doubled over the last two years.

The last thing you want to do after years of hard work is have to make difficult sacrifices.

A recent survey found that 71% of retirees are fearful that inflation will ruin their retirement.

Here are facts and figures of the OECD’s plan and what it hopes to achieve.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Jacksonville Public Education Fund hosted an online seminar Monday morning in which Duval County Public Schools superintendent Dr. Diana Greene outlined how the district would benefit if voters pass a half-cent sales tax referendum in November. This slide was included in Dr. Diana Greene's presentation to the Jacksonville Public Education Fund meeting on June 22, 2020. This graph was included in Dr. Diana Greene's presentation to the Jacksonville Public Education Fund meeting on June 22, 2020. The half-cent sales tax, Green said, would supplement state revenue such that the districts $1.91 billion master facility plan would be funded over the next 15 years. The sales tax referendum is on the Nov. 3 ballot.