Month: December 2025

Brex reports that effective enterprise expense management is crucial for finance teams, emphasizing cost control, compliance, and transparency amid evolving business landscapes.

CheapInsurance.com reports on state rules for nonrenewal notices, emphasizing the importance of timely notifications for policyholders to secure new coverage.

Current reports five strategies to manage holiday stress when in debt, including revisiting repayment goals and opting for budget-friendly activities.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that 70 Traeger Grills workers have filed a lawsuit over unpaid wages amid the company’s restructuring and closing Costco roadshows.

Finder.com reports 12 realistic financial resolutions for 2026, focusing on achievable goals like budgeting, saving, and managing debt.

Cake Equity reports that to successfully fundraise in 2026, startups need clear documentation, organized records, and strong networks.

SmartAsset ranked 354 of the largest U.S. cities based on the percentage difference between the local median income for people aged 15 to 24 compared to the rest of the local population.

Spring Health reports absenteeism is rising, costing employers significantly. To combat this, tracking absences and enhancing mental health support is crucial.

CheapInsurance.com compiled a list of the cheapest gas stations in every state using data from Gas Buddy.

Ramp explains whether business credit card rewards are taxable. 

Splitero reports that homeowners can access equity through cash-out refinances or home equity investments, each suited for different financial needs.

Buddy Punch reports that tool sprawl is common, with 52% of organizations using too many apps, leading to lost hours and reduced efficiency.

CreditNinja reports Joplin, Missouri, leads cities for middle-class families, offering low living costs, high employment, and safety.

Kase reports a retail supply chain shift by 2026, driven by tariffs and tech gaps, prioritizing regionalization and resilience over speed.