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FBI Warns of 2026 Election Scams Targeting Voters’ Money
Fake PACs, bogus voter-registration texts and phony campaign T-shirts are circling right now, and some crooks are after your Social Security number too.
8 Ways Thrift Stores Are Changing Fast, According to a Professional Reseller
These developments are reinventing how we shop secondhand.
Here’s What 20 Years as a Part-Time Expat in Southern Spain Looks Like
From daily siestas to a healthy local cuisine, explore what one expat’s life is like in Seville, Spain.
13 Startling Truths About Getting Older
If you’re younger, prepare to be caught off guard by these facts of life. If you’re older, well, join the club.
Do You Qualify for These 5 Settlement Claims? What’s the Deadline
The first claim deadline lands Nov. 9, and four more follow by Nov. 29, including a Kia repair reimbursement and a CVS privacy claim.
From ‘Dune’ to ‘Avengers: Doomsday,’ See Collectibles Coming to Theaters
Cinemark posted a record $25 million in merchandise sales in one quarter, and the $100 Godzilla popcorn bucket has already sold out.
Trader Joe’s Mystery Packs Are Returning This Month With New Bags
Each $2.99 pack holds three limited-edition bags, including two new designs, while resellers are already charging up to $100 for a lot.
Medicare Made Doctors Ask an AI Gatekeeper First. Some Types of Care Fell 20%.
The first hard numbers on Medicare’s new approval rule are in. The part researchers can’t answer is the one that matters most.
76% of Pedestrian Deaths Happen After Dark. 7 Ways to Stay Safe After Daylight Saving Time Ends
The time change pushes the drive home into sunset. A few cheap fixes can help you see better and be seen.
Amex’s CEO Says AI Could Help Cardholders Game Rewards. 5 Ways to Tell If Your Card Is Worth Its Fee
A premium card can list thousands in perks. What it actually returns depends on use-it-or-lose-it credits that reset every month or quarter.
The IRS Built a Program to Fix IRA Mistakes, but at What Cost? Starts May 1, 2027
Four kinds of IRA errors qualify. Most of them depend on who made the mistake.
Voters Live Longer, Study Finds. The Reason Isn’t the Ballot.
Older voters were 45% less likely to die within five years. Even the researchers doubt the ballot did it.
Do I Get a Navy Federal Credit Union Settlement Check? What to Know
Eligible Navy Federal members can collect $250 from a proposed settlement, and their disputed loans could be canceled before the Nov. 29 deadline.
Aldi Is Giving Away $10,000 in Groceries. How to Enter
Entries open Nov. 9 and no purchase is necessary, but eight Western states are excluded, so check eligibility before you start decorating.
6 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Costco Travel
You can plan a memorable getaway with the same company that sells hot dogs and rotisserie chickens.
10 Strategies for Sticking to a Budget That Actually Work
If your budget feels like a punishment, here are smarter ways to plan it.
4 Ways Keeping Balanced Funds in Retirement Can Cost You
Discover why balanced funds can restrict you when it’s time to withdraw your nest-egg savings.
Types of Windows: A Complete Guide to Styles, Costs and Best Uses
Window replacement runs from $140 for a basic single-hung to over $7,000 for bay windows — and the style you pick can affect energy bills for decades.
Toddler Snack Bars Recalled for Choking Risk. See Affected Products
Parents who bought Tractor Wheels bars at Walmart, Target or Costco should throw them out and can get a full refund at the store.
Want Thanksgiving Guests to Help? Butterball Has a Fix
Butterball’s free turkey-shaped gadget chimes and vibrates to pass chores to guests, and it doubles as a kitchen timer after the holiday.
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