Stretching Your Dollar: Recognizing Financial Abuse

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and we want to show you a few warning signs that can include financial abuse. Beverly Harzog, consumer finance analyst at U.S. News & World Report, joined 'Stretching Your Dollar' to break down what financial abuse looks like and how to create a plan to become more independent when it comes to money.

More In Business

Some Companies Rolling Back Self-Checkouts

Some companies are starting to dial back the once-popular self-checkout option.

CDC Warns of High Levels of Lead in Some Applesauce Products

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published an official health advisory warning healthcare providers to keep a lookout for children with possible lead poisoning from certain applesauce products.

Stellantis Offering Buyouts to Over 6K Non-Union Workers

Stellantis said it will offer buyouts to about half of its salaried workforce in the U.S.

Stocks Jump After Latest Inflation Data

Stocks jumped after the latest consumer price index report showed inflation cooled last month.

Stellantis Offering Buyouts to 6,400 Non-Union Workers

Stellantis Offering Buyouts to 6,400 Non-Union Workers

Exxon Mobil Is Drilling for Lithium in Arkansas and Expects to Begin Production by 2027

Exxon Mobil on Monday announced it's drilling for lithium in southern Arkansas, with the oil giant expected to begin production of the critical material for electric vehicles by 2027.

McDonald's and Crocs Partnering on New Footwear

McDonald's and Crocs Partnering on New Footwear

Tesla Issues Rules on Reselling Its New Cybertruck

Tesla Issues Rules on Reselling Its New Cybertruck

Stretching Your Dollar: Best Places to Retire

Best Places to Retire

Hyundai Joins Honda and Toyota in Raising Wages After Auto Union Wins Gains in Deals With Detroit 3

Hyundai said Monday it will raise factory worker pay 25% by 2028, matching the general wage increase won by the UAW during that period.

Load More