More than 10 million older adults are now living in poverty as Social Security cuts loom: ‘I don’t know how anyone is making it’

I’ve changed the way I shop over the past few years. And although the shift has been subtle, I’ve found that I’m much happier with the things I buy. In the past, my approach to shopping was simple. If I wanted a new thneed, I would go to a store (or, with the advent of…

Key Takeaways McDuffie and Albers raised about $12,000 on Kickstarter before starting their side hustle, Dressy. Dressy launched in June and hit $2,500 in weeks; now it’s headed for $30,000 in six months. The co-founders look forward to leaning into potential growth even more this fall. This Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Portland, Oregon-based entrepreneur…

Are Biotech Stocks The 'Comeback Kid' Of 2026? I Say Yes

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For payments executives, artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming less interesting as a productivity tool than as a competitive weapon. In conversation with PYMNTS for the August edition of the What’s Next in Payments series, “Only the Paranoid Thrive?” Nandan Sheth, CEO of Splitit, drew a sharp distinction between the two. Using AI to make employees faster, automate…

“Canadians are telling us that retirement planning is one of the most difficult financial decisions they face,” said Eli Yufest, executive director of the Canadian ETF Association, in a statement accompanying the findings. Financial literacy takes centre stage The research arrives at a moment when ETF adoption is rising across Canada but knowledge gaps among…