finances

Indiana SNAP users are being warned that stolen benefits cannot be replaced, making it critical to protect EBT cards from fraud.

A new national study ranks Kentucky as the second most stressed state, revealing serious concerns around finances, family life, and overall health.

Evansville residents can speak out on rising utility bills at an April 7 IURC listening session focused on energy affordability.

Just how much do you have to earn to be considered "Middle Class" in Indiana?

Indiana just passed a law explaining how cash purchases will be rounded as the penny disappears from circulation.

A new WalletHub report finds 8.47% of Hoosiers are in default on loans, ranking Indiana 12th in the nation for delinquencies.

Indiana consumers can expect price increases next month on popular household brands like Tide and Charmin.

A new law kills a rule meant to protect Americans from predatory overdraft fees. Learn how to reduce the risk of getting charged.

A new study shows Kentucky is among the states with the most people in financial distress. What’s behind the numbers - and how can folks respond?

A new study reveals an Indiana city where you can live comfortably on $1,500 a month—well below the national average income.