Bread, milk, debt: More than half of those under 50 rely on credit for everyday expenses – often from their families.

Head of the US regulatory authority: Making IPOs great again. During talks in Frankfurt, its head, Paul Atkins, provides insight into its work. He rejects critical questions about his independence from Trump. The SEC is considered the most powerful stock market regulator in the world. (Economy, September 12, 2025 - 2:31 p.m.) read more...

There's great concern about poverty in old age among the younger generation. Many are already saving for retirement. But many in Gen Z have no idea about finances. A majority of young people are worried about their financial security in retirement. (Economy, 11.09.2025 - 09:36) read more...

Commission to reform the debt brake begins work. A commission is working on proposals starting today. But not everyone in the coalition is equally ambitious. The CDU/CSU and SPD have agreed to consider a reform of the debt brake. (Politics, 11.09.2025 - 05:15) read more...

More complaints about manipulation of online loans How fraudsters take out loans in other people's names with just a few clicks – and why consumer advocates consider the signature crucial. (Economy, 09.09.2025 - 04:01) read more...

Reducing bureaucracy and the “active pension”: What the coalition is planning How does the coalition intend to strengthen the economy and stabilize pensions and health insurance? Proposals for reducing bureaucracy, "active pensions," and welfare reform offer plenty of material for discussion. (Politics, 07.09.2025 - 12:41) read more...

Social reforms: Linnemann is pushing for an Agenda 2030. But which one? Following SPD leader Klingbeil, the CDU general secretary is now also recalling Gerhard Schröder's Agenda 2010. Germany needs reforms, the CDU/CSU and SPD agree on this. (Politics, 07.09.2025 - 00:10) read more...