Banc of California Declares Series F Dividend
The bank's board set a quarterly payment of $0.4845 per Series F preferred depositary share, payable December 1.
U.S. Personal Finance News
Coverage of personal finance in the United States focuses on budgeting, saving, debt, insurance and everyday money management. It follows the financial decisions facing individuals and families as they navigate national economic conditions.
Debt Relief
Supreme Court Reviews Goldman Sachs Arbitration Request
The justices agreed to hear whether bankruptcy courts can override arbitration agreements in claims under Section 362(k) of the Bankruptcy Code.
Banking
Americans Want Banks to Offer Crypto Services
A 2026 survey from the National Cryptocurrency Association and The Harris Poll gauges consumer appetite for bank-offered digital assets.
Spending
Live Poll
Do you plan to buy toys or collectibles for yourself this holiday season?
Adults Drive Toy Sales Up 17% in 2026
Adults ages 18 and up lifted toy industry sales by 25% in the first half of 2026, according to market research group Circana.
Taxes
Live Poll
Should the federal government cut spending across the board to balance the budget?
Paul Pushes Six Penny Plan to Cut Debt
Sen. Rand Paul promoted a plan to cut six cents from every projected federal spending dollar as the national debt topped $40 trillion.
Financial Planning
Live Poll
Do you plan to put more money into savings or investments next year?
Primerica Sees Investment Sales Climbing in 2026
The insurer expects investment and savings product sales to grow while term-life policy issuance declines next year.
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United States reporting spans household debt levels, savings rates, insurance availability and changes to consumer financial products. It reaches every state and the various systems that influence individual financial health. Seasonal tax deadlines and open enrollment periods for insurance create recurring patterns in household financial activity. Interest rate changes and inflation levels consistently constrain how families allocate their income and debt.