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Big Bank Earnings Kick Off Q3 Season: What to Watch From JPMorgan, Goldman, Wells Fargo and Citigroup

October 13, 2026Stock Market

Third-quarter earnings season opens with JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and Citigroup on October 13, followed by Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock. Here are the consensus estimates and the five numbers that will matter most.

Investor Sentiment Just Hit a 16-Month Low — Here’s What the Data Actually Shows

October 12, 2026Stock Market

Individual investor sentiment just hit a 16-month low, with 53.3% bearish against only 28.8% bullish, following the Fed's rate hike and a turbulent September. Here's what the data shows, the contrarian case some analysts make from readings like this, and its real limits.

Student Loan Debt Hits .86 Trillion — And a Rate-Cut Deadline Is Just Days Away

Student Loan Debt Hits $1.86 Trillion — And a Rate-Cut Deadline Is Just Days Away

October 12, 2026Personal Finance

Student loan debt just crossed $1.85 trillion for the first time, while a Sept. 30 deadline offers eligible borrowers a temporary rate cut if they enroll in autopay. Here's the full data, the savings math, and a separate lawsuit over forgiven loans still showing as active debt.

Holiday Spending Holds Steady in 2026 — Even as Savings Rates Collapse

October 11, 2026Personal Finance

Holiday gift spending is set to dip just 2% to $708 per consumer, even as the personal savings rate collapsed from 4.5% to 2.7% and confidence fell 18.5%. Here's the full data on how households are protecting gifts while cutting travel instead.

Trump Sues JPMorgan for Billion as Stocks Hold Near Record Highs

Trump Sues JPMorgan for $5 Billion as Stocks Hold Near Record Highs

October 11, 2026Financial News

Trump filed a $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan and Jamie Dimon over debanking claims, landing the same day stocks held near record highs on Strait of Hormuz diplomatic hopes. Here's the full picture of today's market news and why bank stocks diverged from the broader rally.

This Week: A Fed Rate Hike, a Trillion Deficit, and a Labor Market That Won’t Quit

This Week: A Fed Rate Hike, a $2 Trillion Deficit, and a Labor Market That Won’t Quit

October 10, 2026Financial News

The Fed's first rate hike since 2023, a $1.97 trillion deficit, and resilient jobless claims all converged this week. Here's how these three major stories actually connect, and what they mean for borrowers, savers, and taxpayers.

Auto Loan Delinquency Just Hit a Series Record — Surpassing Even the 2010 Recession Peak

October 10, 2026Loans & Credit

Auto loan delinquency hit 5.5% in Q2 2026, a series record exceeding even the 2010 Great Recession peak. Here's the full data on who's actually struggling, why the trend built up gradually, and what forecasters expect next.

Back-to-School Spending 2026: Why Every Survey Tells a Different Story

October 9, 2026Personal Finance

Back-to-school spending surveys genuinely disagree this year — one shows spending down $130, another shows it up 11.7%. Here's why the numbers diverge, where the money actually goes, and why September remains a real shopping month.

What This Week’s Market Volatility Actually Means for Everyday Investors

October 9, 2026Stock Market

Markets have been genuinely volatile heading into the Fed's decision, but for most long-term investors, this week's swings likely don't call for a strategy change. Here's what's actually driving the volatility and what, if anything, deserves your attention.

Oil Above 1, Treasury Yields Surging, and Apple’s Big Debut: This Week’s Biggest Stories

Oil Above $101, Treasury Yields Surging, and Apple’s Big Debut: This Week’s Biggest Stories

October 8, 2026Financial News

Oil above $101, Treasury yields at 52-week highs, a tripled Treasury buyback, and Apple's foldable debut — this week has it all. Here's a roundup of today's biggest financial stories and what's still ahead before Friday's CPI.