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Americans Say Inflation Has Put the FIRE Movement out of Reach
Prices are up 27% since 2021, while 71% of surveyed workers say early retirement now feels unrealistic—even as stock gains have lifted some portfolios.
See Where Trump’s $90 Checks to 20 Million Seniors Are Going
Most eligible recipients will see the money in early October, but seniors whose premiums Medicaid covers or who pay an income-related adjustment amount are excluded.
Los Caballeros Golf Club in Arizona Is a Western-Themed Good Time
A two-night desert stay pairs a rugged 6,962-yard course with horseback rides, spa treatments and a resort built around its Arizona ranch roots.
Americans Feel More and More Glum, Data Shows. Economists Are over It
A 0.6% inflation-adjusted spending gain in August—the strongest since March 2025—contrasts with fading confidence and leaves economists rethinking old signals
The Typical New Drug Costs $250K per Year. Why Prices March Higher
A JAMA analysis found prices climbed from $39,000 in 2008, even as experts caution list prices aren’t what insured patients usually pay
You Could Get a Payment from Equifax’s $100M Settlement
The proposed deal could cover roughly 4 million borrowers, but payments depend on a claim deadline and a final court hearing.
Fire Prevention Week Targets Battery Fires. Your Home Policy May Not Cover the E-Bike
Lithium-ion battery fires are getting attention this week. And if one starts in your home, what insurance covers may surprise you.
Duolingo’s Owl Spices Things Up with New Taco Bell Collab
A free sauce packet comes with a taco purchase, while eligible rewards members can claim one month of Super Duolingo through Oct. 6.
Over Half a Million Eye Drops Recalled. See Affected Products
The FDA says this Class II recall could cause temporary or medically reversible harm; users should match product details against the agency’s enforcement report.
Trump Fuel Economy Rollback Faces Lawsuit as Gas Prices Top $4
The proposed standard could cut the 2031 fleet average from more than 50 mpg to just under 35 mpg, while officials say cars could cost less.
So Fresh, So Clean: Outkast, Waffle House Cook up New Merch
Fans outside Atlanta can shop the collection online, while the launch event also offers free souvenir menus and limited-edition meals.
When to Stream ‘It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown’ for Free
Apple TV costs $14.99 a month, but non-subscribers get a free weekend in October, plus two more chances to watch holiday classics.
10 Deep Discounts Available on Amazon This Friday, Including Early Prime Big Deal Days Savings
These items are steeply discounted — but the deals won’t last long.
Squishy Toys, Hand Warmers and Balloon Pumps Recalled Over Safety Concerns
The latest federal recall list includes more than 360,000 Dollar Tree balloon pumps and 77,000 rechargeable hand warmers, with refunds available.
Injectable Drugs Sold Nationwide Recalled. See Affected Medications
The recall covers 10 lots distributed through Sept. 21; the FDA warns injected endotoxins can trigger reactions as severe as anaphylactic shock.
More Pasta Sold at Walmart Stores Nationwide Recalled. See Product
The recalled 22-ounce fettuccine carries every lot code, and the FDA says customers can return it for a full refund.
11 Kitchen Staples That Go Bad Faster Than You Think
These items might not last as long as you think — and can endanger both your health and finances.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Oct. 2, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
Over 4.4M Grill Brushes Sold at Walmart Recalled. See Which Products
A bristle can detach and stick to food, creating an ingestion hazard; check the model numbers and learn how to request a refund or store credit.
9 Words Every Taxpayer in America Needs to Know
Terms like “AGI” and “refundable credit” aren’t just jargon. They directly affect how much you owe Uncle Sam.
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