Personal Finance

Economists say the president’s import taxes could result in higher prices for a range of products in the US.

One investor builds his own rentals. Others are using private money lending and syndication to generate passive returns.

How to save money using the zero-based budgeting hack that’s going viral on TikTok.

Adults with rich parents come clean about the trust funds, allowances, and assets that make their middle-class lives possible.

If you’re making these credit card mistakes right now, it may be costing you a lot more than you realize.

Security is important when it comes to online shopping, which is why I've started using virtual or disposable credit cards. They only take a minute to set up (depending on your bank account provider!) and can make a huge difference to your security and privacy when buying online.

People in the EU are being advised to stockpile enough food, water and essentials for 72 hours as part of a European strategy that aims to increase readiness for catastrophic floods and fires, pandemics and military attacks.

Americans are tapping the brakes on spending — pulling back on dining out, hotel stays and other expenses, as they boost their savings ahead of new tariffs and continued economic uncertainty.

Dear Prudence is Slate’s advice column. Delia Cai is filling in as Prudie for Jenée Desmond-Harris while she’s on parental leave. Submit questions here. My partner and I are both queer women (I’m cis, she’s trans), formerly-religious 30-somethings.

Since the general AI agent Manus was launched last week, it has spread online like wildfire. And not just in China, where it was developed by the Wuhan-based startup Butterfly Effect.