Top 20 Personal Finance International News

2025-08-29 11:39:01

Here's a summary of recent personal finance news headlines:

  1. Why the end of 'de minimis' can hurt consumers — especially lower-income ones:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  2. Taylor Swift’s engagement ring could spark trends, but challenge shoppers:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  3. Debt struggles hit consumers at all income levels — here's why:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  4. Student loan repayment plans have shifted — and more changes are ahead:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  5. Trump accused Fed's Lisa Cook of mortgage fraud. That can be hard to prove:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  6. How to get someone on the phone about your student loans:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  7. Wealthy Americans are traveling to Europe to dodge tariffs on luxury goods:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  8. Roth conversions could slash Trump's $40,000 'SALT' deduction for high earners:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  9. S&P 500 investors have been rewarded in 2025. Experts say it's time to diversify:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  10. Who benefits from 0% capital gains for 2025 under Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ :
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  11. Roth IRA vs. Roth 401(k) contributions: ‘It’s power versus freedom,’ expert says:
    Source: www.cnbc.com
  12. Most parents are going into debt to provide for their kids: Study:
    Source: www.newsweek.com
  13. She left a $0 tip at restaurant—her bank statement showed something else:
    Source: www.newsweek.com
  14. Home price growth at lowest point in over a decade:
    Source: www.newsweek.com
  15. Thrifter finds fancy‑looking sofa—then discovers its true value:
    Source: www.newsweek.com
  16. Map shows cities where people are adding the most debt:
    Source: www.newsweek.com
  17. Gen Z doesn't trust TikTok for at least one specific type of advice:
    Source: www.newsweek.com
  18. Number of Americans considering buy-now-pay-later loans hits record high:
    Source: www.newsweek.com
  19. Robinhood Offering 2% Transfer Bonus for HOOD Month:
    Source: fioney.com
  20. Survey: 84% of Couples Share at Least One Financial Account:
    Source: fioney.com