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Amazon Gives You Until Jan. 31 to Return Gifts. 6 Return Traps Still Catch Shoppers
Holiday return windows are longer than usual. The fine print isn’t any friendlier — and one fee takes a big bite out of cheap gifts.
Family Caregivers Now Spend $11,508 a Year. 6 Tax Breaks Can Claw Some of It Back
Paying a parent’s bills can count on your own return, even if they never move in. Find out which other tax breaks can help.
Only 1 in 4 Who Qualify Get This Lung Scan. 6 Steps to Get Yours
The scan can cost you nothing. The catch is a bit of math and one step you have to set up yourself.
State Farm Paid $1.9 Billion on Animal Collisions. Would Your Policy Pay for a Deer?
What the car touches first decides which coverage pays, and a liability-only policy won’t pay to fix your car at all.
A 2019 Study Found About 7% of Financial Advisors Had a Misconduct Record. Here’s the Free Check
Two public databases hold an advisor’s licenses, past employers and any discipline.
When Is Red Cup Day at Starbucks? How to Get Your Holiday Cup
Starbucks’ collectible reusable cup is handed out with a holiday drink purchase on Nov. 17 only, and this year pup cups join the lineup.
Get Married or Live Together in Retirement? What to Consider Financially
Do the math before tying the knot. It may be better to stay unwed.
Smart Ways College Students Can Budget Better (With Real-World Examples)
It’s time to start thinking like an adult, especially when it comes to your money.
36 Hands-On Jobs That Don’t Involve Sitting at a Desk
These careers will keep you active while you earn a great living.
10 Tips for Discovering the True Hidden Treasures of Portugal’s Algarve
With a full tank of gas and a spirit of adventure, you can uncover the hidden gems of the Algarve region.
Panera ‘Pokes the Bear’ With New Snowman Cup Blind Boxes
Panera’s $22 mystery box isn’t the only way to get the snowman cup: 12 free cups per restaurant go to the first in-person buyers of $25 on Dec. 3.
She Thought Her Hinge Match’s Photo Looked Off. Then She Realized Why
A reverse image search revealed the man’s face pasted onto photos of other men pulled from Pinterest, and dating coaches say it’s becoming common.
Your FSA Can Roll Over Only $680. 6 Moves Before Dec. 31
The IRS lets you stash up to $3,400 in a health FSA. What happens to the leftovers on Jan. 1 depends on a rule buried in your plan.
Amazon Prime Members Can Now Get Free Deliveries from Uber Eats
Prime members can get $20 off their first two Uber Eats orders of $25 or more through Nov. 18, and Prime Visa cardholders earn 5% back.
eBay’s CEO Estimates You Have $4,000 of Household Stuff That Could Be Sold Online. How Much of That Could Be Cash in Your Pocket?
Fees can swallow a small sale, and an IRS rule catches many sellers off guard. Here’s how to price goods and keep more profit.
Is Beef Jerky Actually Healthy for You?
Dietitians say jerky delivers 10 to 15 grams of protein per serving, but sodium levels can reach 500 milligrams or more.
When Your Spouse Dies, Do You Really Pay More Tax on the Same Income?
A quick look at the tax tables reveals the truth, plus a Medicare form that can lower a survivor’s premium surcharge.
Your Oven’s Biggest Day Is Nov. 26. Do These 5 Things Now
The worst time to find an oven problem is with a 20-pound bird waiting. One popular prep move can invite exactly that.
With Democrats in Control of Congress, Will Life Get More Affordable?
Oil fell 9% on Nov. 4, but economists warn that Iran war fuel costs, data center utility bills and tariffs won’t ease quickly under a new Congress.
Democrats Could Explore ‘Medicare for All’ and Other Health Cost Fixes
Millions face projected Medicaid coverage losses in January 2027 under new work rules, and Trump has vowed to veto Democrats’ fixes.
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