Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY

More than one in two Americans doubt their personal budget will get a boost in 2020, while 43% are more optimistic, according to a new Bankrate.com survey.

Three weeks before the Iowa caucuses, Democrats talk economic policies that would most affect American families.

Women had 50.04% of non-farm jobs at the end of 2019, 109,000 more than than men, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Taco Bell is upping the ante in its pay and benefits, offering some managers $100,000 salaries, and giving workers paid sick days for the first time.

Slumping sales led the new CEO of Bed Bath & Beyond to say the company’s performance is “unsatisfactory” underscoring the need for change.

Recent bills that aim to stop the exploitation of freelance workers are drawing backlash from some of the contractors they’re designed to protect.

Americans often leap at credit cards that allow them to transfer balances for 0% interest, but they don’t really get how those cards work.

With digital wallets and tap-and-pay cards, you don’t need dollars to pay for rides or meals. Will the new decade mark the dawn of a cashless society?

Udon will be in, kale is tops, and plant-based meats are on the rise. Those are some of the foods predicted to be among the most popular in 2020.

Plant based meats like the Impossible Burger and Beyond Meat are growing in popularity, and companies like Nestle are launching similar brands