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The First Global Food Pyramid vs. RFK Jr.’s. They Look Nothing Alike
Plant foods anchor this new international pyramid, while the U.S. version revived in January puts red meat and whole-fat dairy front and center.
5.9 Million French Press Coffee Makers Recalled. See Affected Items
Stirring with a metal spoon can crack the glass carafe, and 48 of the reported incidents involved burns; Bodum will send a plastic spoon instead.
FTC Probing Whether These Companies Are Using Your Data to Set Prices
Nine companies, including Delta, Uber, Target and Walmart, must explain whether browsing history and loyalty data shape the price you pay.
15 Companies That Offer Remote Positions — and Help Pay for Your Vacation
These companies want you to take the break you deserve and have the benefits to back it up.
5 European Countries Rich in Retirement-Friendly Benefits
There’s plenty to welcome you in Europe once you hit a certain age.
9 Things You Should Never Pack in a Carry-on Bag
Some of these items are a waste of space, and others are begging for trouble with TSA.
10 Inherited Items Worth More Than You Think, According to a Thrifting Expert
If you’re a recent heir, take a breath — and then take stock. These items are worth more than you think.
How Asset Titles and Beneficiaries Save Your Heirs From Costly Probate
More than a quarter of Americans with estate plans are carrying stale beneficiary designations that could accidentally hand assets to the wrong person — or trigger a costly probate battle.
11 Times Buying New Will Cost You Way More Than It Should
Buying new can be a colossal waste of money. Here are our top examples.
Black Friday Sales Have Already Started. Here’s Every Big Store’s Date
Nov. 27 is just a date on the calendar. Seven big stores set their own clocks, and some are already ticking.
These Are the Best and Worst States for Finding a Job, Study Finds
Nebraska tops the list with a 3% unemployment rate, while West Virginia lands last in WalletHub’s 34-measure ranking of job markets.
‘Operation Ghostbusters’: DOJ Unveils Crackdown on Student Aid Fraud Scheme
Fraudsters used stolen identities and AI-filled applications to create fake students, and investigators say losses could reach several hundred million dollars.
Do You Qualify for This Kia Settlement? How to Submit a Claim
Owners of certain 2016-2017 Kia Optimas and 2017 Sportages can recover up to $400 in window regulator repair costs before the deadline.
Leaving Medicare Advantage This Fall? Medigap Can Turn You Down
Medicare says you can leave Medicare Advantage by Dec. 7. It doesn’t mention who gets to decide whether you’re covered afterward.
Americans Have $27 Billion in Gift Cards They Haven’t Used. 6 Ways to Cash Yours In
Odds are there’s one in your junk drawer right now. Here’s how to turn it into money — and the fee that could be eating it.
A Federal Hemp Change Takes Effect Dec. 11. What It Means for the CBD in Your Cabinet
Products sold for sleep and sore joints fill shelves from pharmacies to gas stations. One number on a lab report may decide which ones stay there.
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Seeking Money Help Asked AI. How Confident Are They That It Gives Good Advice?
Chatbots, advisors, family or a web search: Americans spread their money questions around. Who they turn to says a lot about how secure they feel.
3 Methods for Highlighting Multiple Positions at the Same Company on Your Resume
Here’s how to clearly list multiple roles with the same employer for both humans and applicant tracking systems.
2 Times in Life When More Exercise May Lower Your Dementia Risk by 40% — Including Retirement
Boston University researchers have discovered great news for older generations.
5 Ways Sam’s Club Is Better Than Costco
In a head-to-head comparison of the warehouse clubs, here’s where Sam’s Club comes out on top.
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