The US job market is likely to shrink this month after a cold March

The US job market is likely to shrink this month after a cold March

(Bloomberg) — U.S. employment likely rose in March after one of the biggest contractions in wages since the pandemic, extending a series of erratic numbers. Economists estimate 60,000 jobs were added in the month following a decline of 92,000, according to a Bloomberg poll ahead of Friday’s report. The unemployment rate appears stable at 4.4%. … Read more

‘May God have mercy’: Robert Kiyosaki warns of hyperinflation in the US – but sees a big change in these 3 assets

'May God have mercy': Robert Kiyosaki warns of hyperinflation in the US - but sees a big change in these 3 assets

Moneywise and Yahoo Finance LLC may receive commission or revenue from the links below. Since reaching a 40-year peak of 9.1% in June 2022, US headline inflation has slowed (1). But in 2026, most Americans are still struggling with the price of everything from milk and eggs to health care and auto repair (2) — … Read more

Trump has declared inflation “failed” – now the US is expected to have the worst inflation among the G7 countries in 2026.

Trump has declared inflation "failed" - now the US is expected to have the worst inflation among the G7 countries in 2026.

What a difference war makes. In January, President Donald Trump boasted to G7 leaders and others at the World Economic Forum in Davos that his team had “beat” inflation in the US (1) “Grocery prices, energy prices, transportation, mortgages, rents and cars are going down, and they’re going down fast,” he said. At that time, … Read more

Portugal Joins UK, Germany, Spain, France, Italy and Others as Europe’s Hotel Industry Stands Amidst Economic and Political Challenges with Government Policies Supporting Cultural Tourism, Tax Subsidies and More – Travel & Tourism World

Portugal joins the UK, Germany, Spain, France, Italy and others as Europe's hotel industry remains resilient amid economic and political challenges with government policies supporting cultural tourism, tax breaks and more.

Home » Latest Travel News » Portugal Joins UK, Germany, Spain, France, Italy and Others as Europe’s Hotel Industry Stands Amidst Economic and Political Challenges with Government Policies Supporting Cultural Tourism, Tax Subsidies and More. Published on March 29, 2026 An image created by Ai Portugal joins the UK, Germany, Spain, France, Italy and other … Read more

Colorado success – on the brink

Colorado success - on the brink

By JJ Ament, Debbie Brown, Dave Davia, Loren Furman and Kourtny Garrett When a company leaves Colorado, no one wins; especially not line cooks, transport drivers, investors, or small businesses according to them. Often, business travel is criticized as an isolated or trivial event. They are not like that. Their departure is a sign of … Read more

Labor set to hit UK households with ‘triple blow’ austerity

Labor is set to hit UK households with savings

UK families face a “double whammy” for the Labor government’s rescuers. Labor set to hit UK households with ‘triple blow’ austerity Labor is set to hit UK households with a “triple punch” as they clamp down on savings. UK families face “t“riple blow” for the saviors of the Labor Party government. In a warning before … Read more

HELOC and mortgage rates Sunday, March 29, 2026: Little movement in rates this week

HELOC and mortgage rates Sunday, March 29, 2026: Little movement in rates this week

Home equity line of credit (HELOC) and home equity loan rates remain steady after the Federal Reserve’s second rate cut in 2026. Prime rates are unchanged and second mortgage rates remain close to a three-year low. According to real estate firm Curinos, the average HELOC rate is 7.20%. The lowest 52-week HELOC was 7.19% in … Read more

Should we invest in stocks after retirement?

Should we invest in stocks after retirement?

Dear Liz: My wife and I have been blessed with a very large income from real estate that will provide us with enough money to live comfortably for the rest of our lives. That leaves retirement accounts and Social Security as a lot of discretionary or extra money. Right now, we have 90% of our … Read more

DWP Minister gives update on upcoming change to state pension

DWP Minister Torsten Bell speaks to MPs

DWP Minister Torsten Bell spoke to MPs about the state pension (Image: UK Parliament) A senior government minister has shared news about a major change in government pensions. DWP Minister Torsten Bell spoke to the Work and Pensions Committee about upcoming changes to the DWP benefit eligibility rules. He was asked about a range of … Read more

Martin Lewis council tax warning as thousands could pay more

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You could be one of thousands of households paying too much in your council tax (Image: Getty) People are encouraged to check their tax bills, as many families may be entitled to a large refund. The warning comes as council tax rates across the country are expected to rise on April 1, with most local … Read more