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Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Oct. 16, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
Why Recruiters Are Scouting New Talent Outside the Office (and Where They’re Looking)
Find out why many companies’ decision-makers are increasingly ditching the boardroom to scout for new hires.
How an Embarrassing Misdemeanor Almost Ruined My New Life in Portugal
Be prepared to tell all when starting a new life abroad.
These Breakfast Pizzas May Be Contaminated with Salmonella. See Products
Two Mama Cozzi’s frozen breakfast pizzas sold nationwide are under a federal health alert after dry milk powder used in production was recalled for salmonella contamination.
Who Gets the Armrests? The Rules Every Middle-Seat Flyer Should Know
An etiquette expert says both middle armrests belong to the middle-seat passenger, while a pilot explains why that seat feels like confinement.
It’s a ‘Paradox’: How AI Hiring Tools Try to Prevent Bias
Over half of surveyed job candidates have faced an AI interviewer, and a Stanford study found racial disparities in AI-based screening.
Where Do Shoppers Spend the Most (and Least) on Groceries in the U.S.?
Income matters more than checkout prices: Detroit’s grocery burden hits 4.03% of household income, while Fremont’s stays under 1%, WalletHub finds.
5 of the Strangest Hidden Monuments and Memorials Scattered Across DC
A buried miniature Washington Monument, a Titanic tribute, and a Darth Vader carving on a cathedral hide in plain sight around the capital.
The 10 Most Dangerous States for Hazardous Material Spills
These states have higher hazmat incidents that can cause serious harm or even death.
How to Master a 30-Second Pitch That Gets You Noticed
Learn how to create a persuasive elevator speech that hooks listeners immediately.
I Bonds Could Approach 5%. Should You Wait until November to Buy?
Savers who buy from Nov. 1 could lock in a rate near 4.9%, but a TreasuryDirect login change lands Oct. 28 and could complicate purchases.
Americans’ Prescription Drug Orders from Overseas Are Safe – for Now
More than 4 million Americans can keep ordering cheaper medications from Canada and other countries without new hurdles, but only until Jan. 20, 2027.
Bought a Home Since 2019? You May Be Owed a Piece of $120 Million
A lawsuit says home buyers paid commissions they never saw. Some of that money could come back, but only if you act by Oct. 27.
10 Deep Discounts Available on Amazon This Friday
These items are steeply discounted — but the deals won’t last long.
15 Foods That Can Last for Years — and Help You Survive an Emergency
These are some of the longest-lasting foods you can buy.
A Millionaire’s 10 Rules for Getting Rich — Including the 1 Strategy That Works for Everyone
I’m a millionaire several times over. I got here the same way you can: by following these 10 simple steps.
The IRS Grades Your Tax Record. Lenders Can Ask to See It
It’s certified, and lenders can check that it’s genuine. But even people who did everything right can get a grade they won’t like.
Costco Delivery Is Everywhere Now. Here’s the Markup Nobody Shows You
Three apps now bring Costco to your door. One admits the catch in its fine print. The other two are vague.
Jamie Dimon Says JPMorgan Is ‘Prepared for a Wide Range of Outcomes’ for the U.S. Economy. 5 Ways to Protect Your Retirement Savings Too
JPMorgan’s CEO sees risks shifting under a growing economy. Here’s how to protect your nest egg.
Want a Guaranteed Paycheck in Retirement? 5 Ways to Skip the Commission
The usual way to buy a paycheck for life pays someone else first. There are better ways in.
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