Greg Iacurci is a Personal Finance Reporter for CNBC. With a background in improv comedy and a passion for travel, Greg brings a unique perspective to his reporting on personal finance topics. His articles cover a range of subjects, including investment tips, tax advice, and consumer scams.
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By: Greg Iacurci
Most qualifying buyers of new electric vehicles choose to get their tax break as an advance payment instead of waiting until tax season.
A CFP Board survey revealed that nearly 68% of consumers say a budget would help them reach their goals, yet 40% have never had one. Financial experts suggest reframing the idea of budgeting to be a positive one, such as making it goal-oriented rather than restrictive.
By: Greg Iacurci
The growth in workers' annual earnings has retreated from an initial surge during the Covid-19 pandemic. But some jobs are still paying healthy raises.
By: Greg Iacurci
When it comes to dating etiquette , one question seems to inspire more anxiety than most: Who pays for the first date?
Visitors to national parks will get free admission on April 20 as the federal government waives entrance fees to commemorate the start of National Park Week
By: Greg Iacurci
People are living longer than ever, a dynamic that puts stress on the traditional notion of retirement savings.
By: Greg Iacurci
Home Energy Rebates funding should start flowing to many consumers within months after the Department of Energy approved the first state application.
By: Greg Iacurci
Miami is undergoing a population and development boom. Meanwhile, city officials, scientists and other experts say it's among the most vulnerable cities worldwide to the impacts of climate change.
A new U.S. Labor Department rule will significantly change the advice many investors receive about rolling money over from 401(k) plans to individual retirement accounts, legal experts say.
The consumer price index rose 3.4% in April from a year earlier, marking a decrease from March, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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