Every child born between 2025 and 2028 is getting a baby shower gift from Congress and the president: a $1,000 deposit into a “Trump Account.” It’s free money, but your baby can’t spend it. Think of ...

High-yield savings accounts have become popular in recent years as the high-interest earning alternative to traditional savings accounts. But there's another type of deposit account where your money ...

Those who have been sharing their Amazon accounts with people outside their household for years have until Oct. 1 to get their own Prime accounts or switch to a Family plan. Don't miss out on our ...

YouTube is cracking down on Premium Family accounts that do not live in the same household as the account owner. This has been the policy since 2023, but YouTube is only now enforcing its rules. If ...

According to investigators, fraudsters from outside the district rented local residents' bank accounts for money and then misused them for illicit transactions and other illegal activities. Several ...

Social Security is broken. The program has run deficits for many years and will continue to do so indefinitely. The so-called “trust fund” is nothing more than IOUs from the federal government and ...

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NEW DELHI: The government has appointed TCA Kalyani, a 1991-batch officer of the Indian Civil Accounts Service, as the country’s new Controller General of Accounts, the finance ministry said in a ...

It was only a few decades ago that shareholder ownership was largely confined to wealthier individuals, institutions and some retail investors. The sharemarket was much smaller and less liquid, with ...

SINGAPORE — A 16-year-old boy who used to help his father with online banking broke that trust when he withdrew over $25,000 from the man's Central Provident Fund (CPF) account. The teen also took ...

Consumer spending in the U.S. remains strong, even as inflation sits at 2.7% (below the 2.8% forecast) and checking and savings balances shrink. The question is — where’s the money coming from? Thanks ...