Author: Medora Lee, USA TODAY

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.

Consumers, keen to make up for lost time during COVID, are ignoring soaring inflation, high oil prices, and pricier airfares to travel this summer.

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

Consumer spending is quickly shifting, prompting swift action by retailers like Target to switch up its inventory and take cost-cutting measures.

Parents will soon be able to invest in bitcoin for their kids’ investment account or spend on their credit cards to earn cash-back for college funds.

The S&P 500 has fallen from a record high to near bear market in 5 short months, leaving some wondering what happened and how did we get here so fast?

Experts offer seniors tips to survive stock market plunges, soaring inflation, rising interest rates, and possible recession.

If you want to get into crypto, you’ll need to know how to store them. Find out what the options are so you can decide what’s right for you.

When Fed rate hikes to combat inflation cause stocks to plunge, investors worried about their investments are finding ways to work their cash.