(NewsNation) — For renters with pets, finding a home isn’t easy — unless you’re looking in Texas. Austin (80%), Dallas (79%) and San Antonio (78%) led all major U.S. metros last year in
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Taking advantage of the slower days of summer to check in with your finances is a great way to avoid a future holiday debt hangover. Here are some
Canadian buyers are losing interest in US housing, Redfin data shows
(NewsNation) — President Donald Trump’s trade war strained relations with America’s northern neighbor, and now, Canadian demand for U.S. real estate appears to be on the decline. Canadian
Trump’s tax cuts: Who will it benefit?
(NewsNation) — President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill” emerged victorious with its final passage clearing the House of Representatives Thursday, permanently extending 2017 tax provisions. Current federal income
US shoppers ditching Shein, Temu as trade loophole closes
(NewsNation) — Shein and Temu are seeing the number of active users on their sites in the U.S. decrease after President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Chinese goods
Buying a home? You’ll need a $17K raise, Zillow finds
(NewsNation) — Five years ago, a household earning the median income could afford a typical U.S. home, but today, they’d need a $17,670 raise to do it, according
US added 147,000 jobs last month, despite economic uncertainty
(NewsNation) — U.S. employers added 147,000 jobs in June as the American labor market continues to show surprising resilience despite uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s economic policies. The
US companies shed jobs for first time in 2 years, ADP data shows
(NewsNation) — Employment at U.S. companies just fell for the first time since 2023, according to new data from payroll provider ADP. The private sector shed 33,000 jobs
No tax on overtime remains in Senate megabill: How would it work?
(NEXSTAR) — After an overnight marathon, the Senate on Tuesday passed a major package to advance priorities central to President Donald Trump’s agenda with the help of a
1 in 5 new car buyers take on $1,000 monthly payments
(NewsNation) — Once considered rare, $1,000 car payments are fast becoming the new normal. Last quarter, nearly one in five new car buyers who financed their purchases took