Number of Americans collecting unemployment lowest since 1970
The number of Americans collecting unemployment benefits fell to a 52-year low after another decline in jobless aid applications last week.
The number of Americans collecting unemployment benefits fell to a 52-year low after another decline in jobless aid applications last week.
PPP fraud can be identified, tracked on website created by software engineer
The software engineer feels as if citizens should step up to 'expose' anyone who took advantage of PPP loans
The software engineer feels as if citizens should step up to 'expose' anyone who took advantage of PPP loans
Social Security retirement age stops changing in 2022: What to know
The new full retirement age is 67 for anyone born after 1960.
The new full retirement age is 67 for anyone born after 1960.
Interest rates could increase more than traditional quarter-point, US Fed governor says
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman says she's open to lifting interest rates by more than the traditional quarter-point at the central bank’s next meeting in March.
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman says she's open to lifting interest rates by more than the traditional quarter-point at the central bank’s next meeting in March.
Booming demand hit 1.48 million new households
Dan Roccato, Credible.com personal finance expert, joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the latest in finance-related news.
Dan Roccato, Credible.com personal finance expert, joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the latest in finance-related news.
Rising gas prices: Ways to maximize your fuel economy
As gas prices continue to climb, here are some tips and tricks to help save you money and maximize your fuel economy.
As gas prices continue to climb, here are some tips and tricks to help save you money and maximize your fuel economy.
2022 weddings will cost more; here are some ways to save
An estimated 2.5 million weddings plan to take place in 2022 and, as with some many other things, couples can expect to pay more amid rising prices.
An estimated 2.5 million weddings plan to take place in 2022 and, as with some many other things, couples can expect to pay more amid rising prices.
Warmer weather will send gas prices soaring 'a lot higher,' analyst warns
Patrick de Haan notes 'all the ingredients' are present to spark $4 per gallon prices.
Patrick de Haan notes 'all the ingredients' are present to spark $4 per gallon prices.
Cost of tuition and companies that will pay for education
Dan Roccato, Credible.com personal finance expert, joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the latest in money-related headlines.
Dan Roccato, Credible.com personal finance expert, joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the latest in money-related headlines.
Discussing salary throughout the hiring process
FOX 29's Dan Roccato joins Good Day Philadelphia to share the latest in finance headlines.
FOX 29's Dan Roccato joins Good Day Philadelphia to share the latest in finance headlines.
Billionaire's trip to space raises $125M to St. Jude hospital
The charitable sector should hope that billionaire Jared Isaacman keeps seeking new adventures.
The charitable sector should hope that billionaire Jared Isaacman keeps seeking new adventures.
US inflation report: Consumer prices jumped 7.5% in past year, a 40-year high
U.S. inflation jumped 7.5% last month compared with 12 months earlier, the steepest year-over-year increase since February 1982.
U.S. inflation jumped 7.5% last month compared with 12 months earlier, the steepest year-over-year increase since February 1982.
Democrats propose temporary suspension of federal gas tax to offset soaring prices
The Gas Prices Relief Act would eliminate the 18.4 cents per gallon fuel tax for the rest of 2022.
The Gas Prices Relief Act would eliminate the 18.4 cents per gallon fuel tax for the rest of 2022.
Grocery prices continue to rise with no end in sight
The price of food at the grocery store continues to climb with no end in sight. Experts suggest taking advantage of store apps and coupons in order to save in the checkout line.
The price of food at the grocery store continues to climb with no end in sight. Experts suggest taking advantage of store apps and coupons in order to save in the checkout line.
Grocery prices continue to climb with no end in sight
The price of food continues to climb without an end as experts suggest store apps and coupons as ways to save.
The price of food continues to climb without an end as experts suggest store apps and coupons as ways to save.
Philadelphia real estate experts see better future as newcomers move in
Real estate experts predict Philadelphia has a bright future, despite the violence, as evidenced by a recent surge in newcomers moving in.
Real estate experts predict Philadelphia has a bright future, despite the violence, as evidenced by a recent surge in newcomers moving in.
Philadelphia real estate experts see better future as newcomers move in
Philadelphia sees a bright future, despite violence near Center City, as newcomers move in.
Philadelphia sees a bright future, despite violence near Center City, as newcomers move in.
Child Tax Credit: White House urges parents to file taxes to get 2nd half of payments
Eligible U.S. families are urged to file their tax returns in 2022 so they can receive the second half of payments from the expanded child tax credit.
Eligible U.S. families are urged to file their tax returns in 2022 so they can receive the second half of payments from the expanded child tax credit.
How rising inflation will impact Valentine's Day
Dan Roccato, Credible.com Personal Finance Expert, joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the latest in money-related headlines.
Dan Roccato, Credible.com Personal Finance Expert, joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the latest in money-related headlines.
US job growth soars past expectations with 467,000 added, shaking off omicron surge
U.S. job growth blew past expectations in January, as the economy brushed off a record-breaking surge in COVID-19 cases nationwide that threatened to sideline millions of workers and kept many consumers at home.
U.S. job growth blew past expectations in January, as the economy brushed off a record-breaking surge in COVID-19 cases nationwide that threatened to sideline millions of workers and kept many consumers at home.