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Can Your Matcha Addiction Survive a Shortage and Tariffs?

Amid shortages, tariffs and soaring demand, matcha prices are rising.

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Anna Helhoski

Many Americans are Stressed About Money, 6 Ways to Cope

More than half of Americans (51%) regularly stress out about money, according to a NerdWallet survey.

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Daniel Lathrop

Tariffs Are a Buzzkill for the Coffee Biz

The latest levies have sent importers scrambling and are likely to raise prices for America’s millions of coffee drinkers.

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Rick VanderKnyff

Four Frequent Money Worries – And What To Do About Them

Nearly 4 in 5 Americans (79%) had concerns about their current financial situation, according to an April 2025 NerdWallet survey. Here's how to handle four of the biggest money concerns.

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Daniel Lathrop

The CFPB Is Still Standing … Barely. But Is It Doing Anything?

Republicans have long targeted the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for elimination. It survives, for now, but has drastically scaled back its work.

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Rick VanderKnyff

Without a Net: Who Will Feel the Pain From Budget Cuts?

The new “big, beautiful” budget slashes funding for Medicaid, SNAP and ACA subsidies.

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Anna Helhoski

2025 Financial Goals Midyear Check-In Report

While most Americans set financial goals for 2025, many aren’t on track to achieve them, according to a new NerdWallet survey.

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Erin El Issa

The GOP Megabill: What Taxpayers Should Know

The “big, beautiful bill” extends many tax cuts enacted during the first Trump administration in 2017 — and adds new ones. Here are some key provisions taxpayers need to know.

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Rick VanderKnyff

When Do ‘Big, Beautiful’ Megabill Changes Go Into Effect?

The GOP megabill staggers the rollout of its sweeping budget provisions, including tax breaks and social program cuts.

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Anna Helhoski

What Will Congress’ Latest Move Mean For Your Financial Future?

NerdWallet experts break down what the new budget bill means for your taxes, loans, insurance, credit cards and more.

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Anna Helhoski

What the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ Means for Your Finances

The GOP budget passed by Congress will add $3.3 trillion to the national debt.

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Anna Helhoski

4 Ways to Keep Your Financial Data Safe

While it’s impossible to scam-proof your life, you can take steps to limit exposure to scammers.

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Kimberly Palmer

Asked on Reddit: Should I Repair or Replace My Broken Appliance?

Weigh the cost of a replacement, age of the appliance and how much you like it.

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Kimberly Palmer

Practical Ways to Tackle Overspending

Try setting limits for yourself and saving before you spend.

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Kimberly Palmer

7 Things Financial Experts Wish They Knew in High School

If financial experts were to have coffee with their younger selves, they’d focus on cash management and grace for mistakes.

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Kimberly Palmer

Facing Tariffs, Should Shoppers Seek ‘Made in USA’ Goods?

American shoppers may be enthusiastic for U.S.-made products, but they may also have a tough time finding and affording them.

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Anna Helhoski

6 Ways to Reduce Financial Stress During Uncertain Times

Stress related to money is pervasive, but there are ways to handle it.

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Kimberly Palmer

Get Ready to Pay More for Your Favorite Brands

Clothing and textiles are most vulnerable to price increases due to tariffs.

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Anna Helhoski

Insights Into Economic Data and Research

Insights and commentary on recent economic data and research, from NerdWallet's Senior Economist Elizabeth Renter.

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Elizabeth Renter

Pharmaceutical Tariffs And Drug Shortages: How Costs Could Rise

Tariffs, compounded by existing drug shortages, could increase costs for medications in the U.S.

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Anna Helhoski