Inflation may be easing, but the financial pinch hasn't budged for many Americans, leaving families still strapped for cash each month. New insights from Bank of America show that people across income brackets, whether earning less than $50,000 or over $150,000, continue to report living paycheck to paycheck. Nearly half of those surveyed agree with the sentiment of tight budgets, as daily essentials like gas, food and health care "swallow up" their earnings. Don't Miss: According to Vanguard’s
ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood drew parallels between former President Donald Trump‘s economic policies and early American financial strategies during a recent episode of “In the Know,” while analyzing potential market reactions to the upcoming election. What Happened: Wood, popularly known for leading ARK Innovation ETF (NYSE:ARKK), noted a correlation between S&P 500 performance and Trump’s polling numbers, highlighting several key economic policies that could impact markets. She particularly focu
The question of whether Kamala Harris ever worked at McDonald’s has become one of the most unexpected talking points of the election campaign.