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Dollywood Reveals What’s Coming in Its First Full Season without Dolly
A $124.99 Summer Fun Pass offers the cheaper route in, but current passholders have until Nov. 1 to renew at $159.99-$354.99.
Still Sending Checks in the Mail? It’s Time to Stop
In 2025, Americans lost more money to check fraud than to debit card or gift card scams, and thieves are targeting larger checks.
Homeowners Lose $16,000 Annually to Expenses Hiding in Plain Sight. Here’s How to Spot Them.
Most of these expenses continue for as long as you own a home.
10 Depression-Era Hacks for Frugal Living and Saving Money
Take some inspiration from the past to cut spending and save more.
Shopping for a Used Car? These 10 Models Saw the Biggest Price Jumps
Used Hyundai Elantras now cost 56% more than they did in 2019, while the typical three-year-old used car lists for $32,461.
10 Expenses to Cut Now If You Hope to Retire Early
Do you like the idea of financial independence? Part of the FIRE equation is cutting costs.
Your Order Didn’t Ship on Time? Federal Law Says You Can Cancel for a Full Refund
Sellers count on you waiting it out. A federal rule says they had to ask first, and one company just paid for skipping that step.
11 Deep Discounts Available on Amazon This Friday
These items are steeply discounted — but the deals won’t last long.
Organic Mung Beans Recalled in 22 States. See Affected Product
Glass fragments may lurk in Natural Grocers’ 2-pound bags, but shoppers can return them for a full refund or credit.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Oct. 23, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder Stacy Johnson.
Stop Washing Your Raw Poultry. The USDA Found Germs in 60% of Sinks
It feels like the clean thing to do. USDA researchers watched what happened next, and even the people who skipped it weren’t in the clear.
Demand for Financial Advice Is ‘Accelerating,’ Says Schwab CEO. 4 Retirement Decisions to Ponder
Few Schwab customers use its advice services today. The retirement decisions that come with a deadline show when getting help may be worth it.
4 Pitfalls That Every New Medicare Enrollee Should Know (Some Could Cost You for As Long As You Live)
Medicare’s rules are exacting, and penalties can be stiff and sometimes permanent.
How to Collect Social Security From (Almost) Anywhere in the World
Getting your benefits while living abroad depends on a number of factors. Here’s what to know.
How to Tailor Your Resume in 10 Steps and Double Your Interview Chances
Discover how to tailor your resume for every job application to boost your chances of landing an interview.
Retirees Spend $61,432 a Year on Average. Here’s Where the Money Goes
One category eats more than a third of it, and it isn’t health care. See where the easy cuts hide.
Is a Tomato a Fruit or a Vegetable? Finally, an Answer
Lycopene gives tomatoes their red hue, and a medium one packs fiber and nutrients into about 22 calories, though some people should watch their intake.
The Hidden Catch behind Some ‘Refundable’ Travel Bookings
A ‘refundable’ hotel room expired minutes after one retired attorney booked it, and getting his $3,228 back took seven months of chasing the booking site.
Taking Your Pension As a Lump Sum? The IRS Rates Behind the Payout Just Rose
The promised monthly check hasn’t changed. What it’s worth as a single payment has, and the timing of your paperwork may decide by how much.
Some Airbnb Hosts ‘Are Not Happy’ With the Recent House Rules Changes
Airbnb’s new house rules bar hosts from asking guests to wash dishes or strip beds, and they can no longer collect guest ID. Some owners say the limits leave their homes less protected.
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