Every weekday morning
One number from the markets, what it means for a normal budget, and one thing to do this week. About two minutes, with dated sources.
In September, spending grew faster than paychecks and prices rose 3.6% from a year ago. The country kept about 3.8 cents of every after-tax dollar. Here is how to find your own number.
The Fed left rates alone today. The average card that charges interest still costs nearly six times what banks charge each other, and the average savings account pays about a tenth of it.
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