While mortgage rates remained largely unchanged, rising home prices mean you’d have to spend more money on your monthly mortgage payments depending on where you live.

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Older employees and low-paid workers are particularly worried about their income as the cost of living continues to push up outgoings.

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As health insurance premiums continue to climb nationwide, a new WalletHub study ranks New York among the top five states where residents spend the highest percentage of their income on coverage.

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People on four DWP benefits could grab a slice of up to £2,550 each this June thanks to various freebies and discounts.

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America's five least affordable metros, led by Los Angeles, require the typical household to make a staggering downpayment if they want to make ends meet.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median weekly earnings for full-time workers in Q1 2025 was $1,194, which translates to an annual income of approximately $61,984.