A survey found that 62% of people do not discuss money with their loved ones, so Yanely Espinal, director of educational outreach at Next Gen Personal Finance,  joins TODAY to share advice on how to start those important conversations. Tips include focusing on values and financial goals when discussing money with other adults, asking high school children about their financial literacy curriculum, and introducing concepts of budgeting and foundations early in a child’s life.

Is your baseline spending creeping up? Are you paying for monthly subscriptions you’re not using? NBC’s chief business correspondent Christine Romans joins TODAY with tips for resetting your finances, including bumping up your 401(k) contributions, auditing your monthly spending, reviewing insurance and tax documents, and more.

The Trump administration is discussing a $500 million rescue deal for Spirit Airlines that could leave the federal government owning up to 90% of the company.

The judge said the comedian was clearly making a joke when he suggested on his talk show that the far-right activist had a sexual relationship with Donald Trump.

Prediction market Kalshi said it had fined and suspended three political candidates for trading on their own races during primary campaigns.

NFL executives defended their media rights strategy in a meeting last week with Trump administration regulators, according to a FCC filing published Wednesday.

Spirit Airlines, a discount carrier, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy twice in under a year. It’s in talks with the Trump administration for a bailout.

The average tax refund this year is nearly $3,400, so NBC’s Christine Romans joins TODAY to share the best ways to put your tax refund to good use. Her tips include building an emergency fund, paying down debt, boosting savings and more!

Apple on Monday named John Ternus as its new CEO, effective Sept. 1. Ternus will take over from Tim Cook, who has led Apple for 15 years.

The Onion is one step closer to taking over InfoWars