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Official money news today

Official announcements from U.S. government agencies about taxes, Social Security, banking, interest rates and consumer protection. Each item links to the original source.

Sources: official websites and news feeds of U.S. government agencies. Their announcements are public information. Visit: IRS (taxes) · Social Security · Federal Reserve · CFPB (consumer protection) · FTC (scams & consumers) · U.S. Treasury · FDIC (banks) · Labor Statistics (BLS) · SEC (investing)

Why official announcements matter

This list updates automatically every day from the agencies' own websites and news feeds. Always read the original announcement before acting on it.

Frequently asked questions

How can I tell if a message from the IRS or Social Security is real?

The IRS and Social Security usually contact people by mail first. They do not demand immediate payment by gift card, wire transfer or cryptocurrency, and they do not threaten arrest. If you are unsure, contact the agency using the phone number or address on its official .gov website.

Where can I report a scam?

Report fraud to the Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. Social Security impersonation scams can also be reported to the Social Security Office of the Inspector General at oig.ssa.gov.

How often is this page updated?

Every day. New announcements appear automatically after the agencies publish them.

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