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There’s been a lot of shakeup in the airline industry in recent months. First, Southwest Airlines changed its long-standing open seating policy, much to passenger chagrin. Then, budget airline Spirit abruptly shuttered after 34 years in business. Now, a new airline has emerged as a customer favorite. At least that’s what a new YouGov report […]

The website was still up. The banner still boasted more than $200 million in funding. The corporate card was still being marketed to e-commerce businesses. Behind that facade, Parker had already filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The end came fast and without a public announcement, which is exactly how fintech collapses tend to happen. What

Philip Snyder of The Warner Companies (guest; father of host Jeff Snyder) breaks down why disability insurance matters and how it works. Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement Network Joining me now is Philip Snyder. He’s an, sorry, three, two, one. Joining me now is Philip Snyder with The Warner Companies and for full disclosure, he’s also

New York City is an expensive place to live. From sky-high rents to the high cost of living, everything adds up to an individual’s monthly budget.  According to an Investopedia report, New York City’s Manhattan borough is the most expensive city in the U.S., with its cost of living more than twice the national average. 

Companies love a good origin story for a technology bet. They almost never love the cleanup story that follows. For the last three years, every quarterly call from a consumer-facing chain has carried some version of the same promise. Artificial intelligence would cut labor costs, speed up service, and turn legacy operations into something investors

While global oil and jet fuel prices have seen their first major drop in months since the start of the war with Iran, almost every major airline is adjusting their flying schedules well past the summer in response to widespread uncertainty across the Middle East. German national airline Lufthansa removed 2,000 less-trafficked flights from its

In fast-casual restaurants right now, there is one number every analyst is hunting for, and almost nobody is producing it. That number is positive guest traffic. Sweetgreen (SG) posted an 11.2% traffic decline in the first quarter of 2026, per its first-quarter 2026 earnings release. Chipotle (CMG) clawed its way back to just 0.6% traffic

For decades, real estate has been one of the most reliable ways for Americans to build long-term wealth. It rewards patience, requires only a fraction of the purchase price in cash up front, and hands owners direct control over an asset that has historically appreciated. That path has grown more complicated in 2026. The average

If Krispy Kreme sent you a notice about a data breach affecting your personal information, there is money available for you to collect. A $1.6 million class action settlement tied to a November 2024 ransomware attack is offering cash payments to more than 161,000 affected individuals. The breach exposed Social Security numbers, financial account access

Millions of Americans approaching retirement plug their savings into free online calculators and trust the output as financial truth.  Those projections often deliver a single number or a reassuring green checkmark, creating a dangerous sense of certainty about the future.  Clark Howard, consumer finance expert and host of “The Clark Howard Podcast,” has raised serious