Rachel Curry
Market Realist WriterLocation: Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United StatesEducation: University of DelawareRachel is a finance and investing journalist and content writer with a special interest in impact investing. She holds a BA in English and journalism and has been writing professionally since 2016. Rachel has lived in places like Vermont, Thailand, Ireland, and more. Through her work, she wants to act as a bridge connecting the world to the information they need to feel better, be better, and make this planet a better place to live.
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What the Collapse of the British Pound Would Mean for You
The British pound is losing value — rapidly. It’s reminding us of the 1992 collapse, dubbed Black Wednesday. Here's what we know about the pivotal moment.
Italy's Next Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Is Being Compared to Mussolini
Incoming Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni shoulders far-right political views, but how far do they go? Here's what we know about Italy's next prime minister.
Millennials Are Closing Investment Accounts Amid Recession Fears — Is That the Smart Move?
Millennials are closing investment accounts over economic and stock market concerns, new data shows. Here’s the scoop, and whether divesting in a downturn is the way to go.
Twitch Bans Some Gambling Streams Amid Calls for Boycott
Twitch has officially kicked certain types of gambling streams to the curb. Here’s what to know about the new gambling rules that have been implemented.
Home Sales Are Declining, Market Remains Tough for Homebuyers
Home sales are going down, but the market is still tough for homebuyers. What’s causing the downturn — and when should you jump in?
Public Workers Get Less Social Security — but That Might Soon Change
Public servants have historically gotten the short end of the Social Security stick. Why do public workers get less Social Security? We have all the details.
Spotify Is Entering the Audiobook Market with 300,000 Titles
Spotify has entered the audiobooks chat. Here’s all you need to know about the streaming platform’s new offering, including how much Spotify audiobooks cost.
Is Peloton's New Rowing Machine Worth the Hefty Price Tag?
Peloton is upping its ante with a rowing machine that could compete with competitors like Hydrow. Is Peloton’s new rower worth the price tag?
King Charles III Will Honor Tradition With His Coronation Crown — How Much Is It Worth?
As King Charles III awaits his coronation, onlookers across the world wonder what crown he will wear. We have all of the details about his crown.
It's Twice As Expensive to Work at the Office, But Companies Are Pushing for It Anyway
What’s cheaper — working from home or in the office? The answer may not surprise you, but there's a push for employees to return to the office regardless of the price.
There Really Is a Cheapest Day of the Week to Buy Gas — and a Few Days to Avoid!
If you want to get cheaper gas, you may need to buy it on a certain day of the week — but are the savings legitimate? Let's see what studies show.
Puerto Rico Pays Taxes, Gets Natural Disaster Relief From U.S.
As an unincorporated U.S. territory, most Puerto Ricans don’t get the right to vote. Does Puerto Rico pay taxes to the U.S. government?
FatFIRE: What Is It and How Is It Related to ‘Quiet Quitting’?
Maybe you’ve heard of the FIRE movement, but what about FatFIRE? The FatFIRE movement is an antidote to quiet quitting, and it’s gaining traction.
Paying Rent Can Build Your Credit — Here’s How
On-time rent payments over the long term can help boost credit scores. Here’s how it works and how you can benefit greatly over time.
Amazon Is Paying Big Bucks for Thursday Night Football
Amazon (AMZN) just scored the rights to Thursday Night Football. How much did the e-commerce giant pay for it? Here's what we know about the deal.
What Happened to Uber? Cybersecurity Hack Under Investigation
A hacker made their way into Uber's internal software by way of an employee. Here’s what to know about the Uber hack. How much data is at risk?
Best Startup Investment Platforms for the Everyday Investor
Want to invest in a startup without having to start an entire venture capital firm? Here are the best platforms for the everyday investor.
Ousted Nikola Founder Trevor Milton’s Fraud Trial Begins
Ousted Nikola (NKLA) founder Trevor Milton’s fraud trial has begun. What’s at stake for Milton and the company? Here are the latest updates.
Starbucks Odyssey Brings Novel Utility to NFTs
Starbucks Corp. has announced its blockchain-based loyalty program featuring NFTs. Here’s how the blockchain and NFT community work.
Credit Card Companies Face Decisions Over Gun Sale Tracking
Visa is changing up its tracking for gun sales made with its credit cards. Where is gun sale tracking headed and how will credit card company decisions impact the industry?
Google Spins Off Telecom Startup Aalyria — Details
Google is spinning off a telecom startup Aalyria while retaining a stake in the company. Here are the details of the deal and what’s next.
Will the U.S. Be Able to Sustain a Railroad Worker Strike?
Railroad workers are planning a strike. How will this impact rail workers, companies, and supply chains? Let's see what's in store if railroad workers strike.
Small Window Open for Signify Stock Before CVS Acquisition
Signify Health stock is trending upwards amid news of an official acquisition by major drugstore chain CVS Health. Is it a buy or should you hold out?
Bed Bath & Beyond: Pump-and-Dump Claims Add Fuel to the Raging Fire
A shareholder is suing Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) executives for an alleged pump-and-dump scheme. The move comes in the wake of CFO Gustavo Arnal’s death.
Bellatrix Upgrade, Explained — Ethereum Merge Begins
The Ethereum blockchain’s big merge has officially begun. It starts with the Bellatrix upgrade. Here's what we know about the upgrade.
Tattleware Companies Make Employee Monitoring Software Possible
In the era of quiet quitting, tattleware companies get a bad rap — but some bosses live and breathe employee monitoring software. Here's what we know.
Will Unemployment Rates Rise More and Spark an Official Recession?
The unemployment rate is slowly rising. Will it ramp up enough to spark an official recession? Let's discuss the latest economic outlook.
New K-Pop ETF Bundles South Korean Entertainment Stocks
What if you could invest in a basket of South Korean entertainment stocks? Now you can. Meet the K-Pop ETF. Here's what investors need to know.
When Will Twitter’s Long-Awaited Edit Button Be Available?
Twitter is finally coming out with an edit button, but it’s prioritizing premium subscribers. When will the edit button be available?
D.C. Attorney General Accuses MicroStrategy Co-Founder Michael Saylor of Tax Evasion
Michael Saylor, the co-founder of MicroStrategy, may be on the hook for tax fraud after the D.C. attorney general accused him of evading $25 million in taxes.
Lufthansa Pilot Strike Impacts 800 Flights and 130,000 Passengers, Maybe More
For German airline Lufthansa, the drama is just beginning. Pilots are poised to strike, impacting about 800 flights and 130,000 passengers.
Bank of America’s No Down Payment Mortgage Program, Explained
Bank of America is testing a new program that grants mortgages with no down payment for some people of color. Here’s how it works.
Why Is Congress Probing Crypto Exchanges? Fraud Prevention at the Center
A U.S. congressional committee has inquired into the fraud-prevention strategies at crypto exchanges like Coinbase, FTX, and more.
California’s FAST Act — Why McDonald’s and Other Food Chains Hate It
McDonald’s is fighting a proposed bill in California targeting fast food chains. What is the FAST Act? Let's see why McDonald's isn't a fan.
Got FFEL Loans? Consider These Student Loan Forgiveness Options
President Biden’s student loan forgiveness decision leaves out a group of borrowers with FFEL loans. What are their options? Here's what we know.
What’s the Deal With Space Mining Companies? Legit Opportunities
Space mining companies are popping up with the goal of mining asteroids for materials. Are they legit — and can investors bite? Here's what we know.
Vienna Power Company Requests Government Loans, Energy Crisis Unfolds
Vienna’s main power company, Wien Energie, is requesting government backing. Has the firm been risky with its capital or is the energy crisis too close for comfort?
FTC Lawsuit Against Kochava Slams Abortion Geotargeting Data
The FTC is targeting data broker Kochava for selling geolocation data that could be used to track people seeking abortion care. Here's what we know.
California Internet Privacy Rules for Kids, Explained
The California legislature is poised to pass new internet privacy rules for kids. What does the proposed bill entail? Here's everything we know.
IGM Biosciences Forecast — Analysts Predict Upside
The stock for IGM Biosciences (IGMS) could be facing an upside, according to Wall Street analysts. Here’s the forecast and why analysts expect upside.
NASA’s Artemis 1 Rocket Was a Group Effort
NASA has postponed the launch of the Artemis rocket. Here are the details behind Artemis 1, plus when it’s poised to launch.
What Is a Perkins Loan? Eligible for Student Loan Forgiveness
As President Biden plans to forgive $10,000 in student loan debt, including for borrowers with Perkins loans, let’s clear up what a Perkins loan is.
Psychedelic Stocks to Watch — Alcoholism Research Shows Promise
A new study shows deep connections between psychedelic therapy and alcoholism recovery. Are psychedelic stocks worth watching as the industry’s applications evolve?
These Members of Congress Got PPP Loan Forgiveness, Dissed Student Loan Relief
The Paycheck Protection Program served 13 members of Congress, some of whom dissed student loan relief. Which members of Congress got PPP loan forgiveness?
Can You Refinance Student Loans?
Do you know what comes next for your student loan payments? Refinancing student loans is possible, but it’s not right for everyone.
Getty Images SPAC Stock on the Move and Investors Are Optimistic
With GETY's SPAC stock on the market, investors are optimistic—but is it excitement in an IPO drought or something more foundational? Here's the forecast.
GARP Stocks to Know About in the Second Half of 2022
Growth at a reasonable price — that’s a nice thing to have in an investment. Which stocks are really GARP stocks right now? Here's what investors need to know.
Goldman Sachs Forecasts an Upswing in Household Income
Goldman Sachs forecasts household income will trend upwards by the end of the year. Will the predictions prove to be accurate? Here's what we know.
Whistleblower Peiter 'Mudge' Zatko Slams Twitter’s Cybersecurity
Ex-Twitter executive Peiter “Mudge” Zatko is acting as a whistleblower, alleging that Twitter mismanages cybersecurity. Here's what we know.
Regulators Fine Major Banks for Using WhatsApp, Explained
Big banks like JPMorgan and Bank of America are seeing massive fines for using the encrypted communication tool WhatsApp. Here's what we know.