Finances

A proposed “American Worker Rebate Act” could deliver stimulus-style payments funded by tariffs. For Michigan, most households would be eligible for the full amount.

A proposed admissions tax could generate $15M–$50M a year. Fans, already paying steep ticket prices, may not welcome another hike.

Michigan’s government risks a shutdown as budget talks stall over roads and school funding. Lawmakers and the governor are scrambling to reach a deal before October 1.

Michigan could face its first government shutdown since 2009 if leaders don’t reach a budget deal by Oct. 1. Lawmakers remain divided over how to fund $3 billion for road repairs.

Most physical federal checks end Sept. 30, 2025; those already on electronic payments need do nothing. Michiganders without accounts should visit MI Open Accounts for help opening one.

From Daily 3 to Powerball, Michigan Lottery players face odds ranging from 1 in 1,000 to over 1 in 292 million. Here’s how each game stacks up.

As the April 15 deadline for filing taxes approaches, millions of Americans are getting a grace period from the Internal Revenue Service.

A financial institution in Mid-Michigan has a dire warning to it's members about a new scam that could leave them bankrupt.

Is it cheaper to go an a Caribbean cruise or a Great Lakes cruise? The price tag may surprise you.

With egg prices spiking due to bird flu, Michigan families are seeking alternatives for Easter.

First it was the idea of taking a loan our for a dozen eggs. Now we might need to take a second just to keep the lights on.

It feels like Michiganders have been inundated and overwhelmed with product recalls. Does your head feel like it will explode if you hear about another recall?