There’s a new face on the dollar coin.
The U.S. Mint has released a special $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Read more
Kid-friendly money news.
The U.S. Mint has released a special $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Read more
One of the best parts of a new school year is shopping for new school supplies. Making sure you have the right supplies will help set you up for academic success! Read more
We all know we shouldn’t believe everything we hear… but sometimes we forget that applies to social media too. Not everything you see online is real. Read more
It can be all too easy to buy things online. The rise of Amazon and other digital retailers makes it possible to shop without leaving your house, or even your bed! Read more
Have you ever opened a bag of chips and thought, Wait… didn’t there used to be more in here? You’re not imagining things. Many snacks really have gotten smaller—even though the price stayed the same. Read more
The United States just announced it’s saying goodbye to the penny. That tiny, coppery one-cent coin is getting ready to retire after more than 100 years in pockets, piggy banks, and couch cushions. Read more
You’re staring at your waffle, and it’s asking for syrup. You head to the store with a few bucks in your pocket and grab a bottle, only to realize… it’s way more expensive than you thought. What gives? Read more
If you’ve heard about tariffs in the news lately and wondered what’s going on, pull up a chair. We’re serving up answers. Read more
Have you ever seen a number in the trillions? It looks like this: 1,000,000,000,000. That’s a million millions! Now imagine more than $30 trillion Read more
Think making millions means you’ll always be rich? Think again! Even pro athletes, who sign massive contracts and earn more money in a year than most people make in a lifetime, can go broke—and many do! Read more
Learn the truth behind influencer marketing, from genuine promotions to tricks and scams. Read more
Chances are you’re not reading the newspaper or watching the news as much as your parents. But I bet you are still aware of big things going on in the world around you. Read more