Tips for 'recession-proofing' your job
Dan Roccato, a financial professor at the University of San Diego, talks about what it means to "recession-proof" your job and secure your money-making future.
Dan Roccato, a financial professor at the University of San Diego, talks about what it means to "recession-proof" your job and secure your money-making future.
Black-owned company wants to reopen Gresham Save A Lot
Two years after a Save A Lot closed in Gresham, plans are in the works to reopen the grocery store under new ownership.
Two years after a Save A Lot closed in Gresham, plans are in the works to reopen the grocery store under new ownership.
FHFA saves more than 100K homes from foreclosure in Q1: report
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have saved homes from foreclosure and lowered many monthly mortgage payments. Here's what you can do if you are struggling.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have saved homes from foreclosure and lowered many monthly mortgage payments. Here's what you can do if you are struggling.
Lightfoot touts Chicago's 'thriving economy' as businesses flee city
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is in Europe touting her city’s "thriving economy" as major companies announce they are leaving the area amid skyrocketing crime and unfriendly business climate.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is in Europe touting her city’s "thriving economy" as major companies announce they are leaving the area amid skyrocketing crime and unfriendly business climate.
Baby formula shipment lands at O'Hare Airport Wednesday
An airplane loaded with precious cargo is scheduled to arrive at Chicago?s O?Hare Airport Wednesday. It is transporting the makings of baby formula.
An airplane loaded with precious cargo is scheduled to arrive at Chicago?s O?Hare Airport Wednesday. It is transporting the makings of baby formula.
More baby formula arriving in Chicago from Singapore
An airplane loaded with precious cargo is scheduled to arrive at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport Wednesday. It is transporting the makings of baby formula.
An airplane loaded with precious cargo is scheduled to arrive at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport Wednesday. It is transporting the makings of baby formula.
Baby formula shipment lands at Chicago airport Wednesday
A lot of baby formula will arrive at Chicago?s O?Hare Airport Wednesday as the latest and largest shipment from ?Operation Fly Formula.?
A lot of baby formula will arrive at Chicago?s O?Hare Airport Wednesday as the latest and largest shipment from ?Operation Fly Formula.?
Should you refinance your student loans? Best lenders to consider
When you refinance student loans, you replace one or more of your existing student loans with a new loan and possibly lower your interest rate.
When you refinance student loans, you replace one or more of your existing student loans with a new loan and possibly lower your interest rate.
Why you shouldn't panic about the real estate market right now
Dave Ramsey and George Kamel talk about the current state of the U.S. housing market and dish out advice for those looking to buy or sell homes.
Dave Ramsey and George Kamel talk about the current state of the U.S. housing market and dish out advice for those looking to buy or sell homes.
First round of $500 payments distributed to Chicago residents
Chicago's monthly cash assistance program got underway Monday with the first $500 monthly payments going out to low-income households who faced financial hardship during the pandemic.
Chicago's monthly cash assistance program got underway Monday with the first $500 monthly payments going out to low-income households who faced financial hardship during the pandemic.
First round of $500 monthly payments distributed to Chicago residents
Chicago's monthly cash assistance program got underway Monday with the first $500 monthly payments going out to low-income households who faced financial hardship during the pandemic.
Chicago's monthly cash assistance program got underway Monday with the first $500 monthly payments going out to low-income households who faced financial hardship during the pandemic.
Highland Park businesses to reopen this morning with moment of silence to honor victims
Today marks one week since the mass shooting in Highland Park as businesses are set to reopen with a moment of silence.
Today marks one week since the mass shooting in Highland Park as businesses are set to reopen with a moment of silence.
June job growth revealed amid recession fears
The jobs report in June was strong, despite risks of a recession on the horizon. Here's what that means for interest rates.
The jobs report in June was strong, despite risks of a recession on the horizon. Here's what that means for interest rates.
Illinois native's CharCharms combine convenience with cute accessories
Charlotte Trecartin, creator of CharCharms, talks about the inspiration behind her product line and how her business is doing so far.
Charlotte Trecartin, creator of CharCharms, talks about the inspiration behind her product line and how her business is doing so far.
Raiders’ Sandra Morgan is NFL’s 1st Black female team president
Sandra Douglass Morgan is the Raider's first Black woman to be the president of an NFL team.
Sandra Douglass Morgan is the Raider's first Black woman to be the president of an NFL team.
Majority of Americans support forgiving $10K in student debt: poll
A new poll showed that a slight majority of Americans support canceling up to $10,000 in student loan debt. However, that support waivers if the amount is increased.
A new poll showed that a slight majority of Americans support canceling up to $10,000 in student loan debt. However, that support waivers if the amount is increased.
Home price gains decelerate, but only slightly: Case-Shiller report
Home prices surged once again in April, but experts said these gains could soon begin to decelerate further.
Home prices surged once again in April, but experts said these gains could soon begin to decelerate further.
Consumer satisfaction drops amid auto insurance rate hikes, according to JD Power study
According to a new study by J.D. Power, drivers are growing discontent with their auto insurance providers as rates rise.
According to a new study by J.D. Power, drivers are growing discontent with their auto insurance providers as rates rise.
Why your credit score could be going up soon
Nearly half of all Americans could get a boost to their credit scores, due to changes in the way medical debt is reported.
Nearly half of all Americans could get a boost to their credit scores, due to changes in the way medical debt is reported.
No more cash: 24% say they don't have money in wallet, 38% use cash every few months or not at all
Do you ever use cash? When do people still get cash out of the ATM? 66% just want to have it on hand; 53% are going somewhere that only accepts cash; 28% want to give a cash tip; and 14% say they want the cash discount.
Do you ever use cash? When do people still get cash out of the ATM? 66% just want to have it on hand; 53% are going somewhere that only accepts cash; 28% want to give a cash tip; and 14% say they want the cash discount.