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5 Reasons ‘Grocery Store Tourism’ Is Red-Hot Right Now
Chris Kissell on July 24, 2024
Discover why savvy travelers are swapping landmarks for local markets.
Her Hearing Implant Was Preapproved. Nonetheless, She Got $139,000 Bills for Months.
Elisabeth Rosenthal (KFF Health News) on July 24, 2024
She spent months as the go-between for her provider and insurer, and was still left with hefty bills.
Treatable Liver Condition May Be Misdiagnosed As Dementia
Chris Kissell on July 23, 2024
Cognitive decline associated with the disease can be reversed, researchers say.
Falling Credit Scores Are an Early Warning Sign of Dementia
Adam Hardy on July 23, 2024
The financial decline we observe mirrors the cognitive decline that these individuals are experiencing.
Deflation Is Happening: Prices Are Now Falling for These 15 Things
Karla Bowsher on July 22, 2024
The prices of these goods and services have fallen as much as 12% in the past year — and as much as 5% just in the past month.
9 Rose Wines Under $15 to Sip This Summer
Robert Bruce (The Penny Hoarder) on July 19, 2024
Nothing pairs with summer quite like a glass of chilled rosé wine, and these picks are budget-friendly.
The 3 Best Electrolyte Drinks, According to Pharmacists
Chris Kissell on July 18, 2024
Uncover the pharmacist-approved electrolyte drinks for ultimate hydration.
How Bad Is Inflation Under Biden, Really? A Global and Historical Analysis
Adam Hardy on July 17, 2024
For three years in a row, Americans have said inflation is the country’s worst financial problem.
Should I Retire? 9 Exercises to Help You Decide if You Should Call It Quits
Boldin Editors on July 17, 2024
Step through these activities to find the right time to retire for you.
Can You Watch the Trump Trials on TV?
Bill Frost on July 16, 2024
Here’s how you can follow (at least some of) former President Donald Trump’s courtroom action on TV.
The Cold and Flu Medications That Pharmacists Trust Most
Chris Kissell on July 16, 2024
Discover which over-the-counter cold and flu brands pharmacists reach for first.
Some People Are More Likely to Have a Stroke After This Type of Weather
Chris Kissell on July 15, 2024
The risk is highest among women and people over age 60, a large study found.
5 Airports With the Longest Walks to the Gate — and 5 With the Shortest
Chris Kissell on July 15, 2024
Discover the airports that give you a workout — and those that offer relief to those with sore feet.
5 States Where Shoppers Don’t Pay Sales Taxes
Miranda Marquit on July 12, 2024
In some states, the price you see on the shelf is also what you pay at the register.
The Best Major Phone Carrier for 5G Might Surprise You
Gillian Manning on July 11, 2024
This provider offers the best talk, video and gaming experiences.
8 Things People Have Stopped Buying (and Why)
Brad Tuttle on July 10, 2024
Post-pandemic economic trends have hurt sales of these types of products.
5 Cities Where Groceries Are Insanely Expensive — and 5 Where They’re Cheapest
Chris Kissell on July 10, 2024
Residents in these U.S. metro areas spend more money at the supermarket than the average American.
Time to Stock up on Stamps — Come Sunday, They’ll Cost 7% More
Karla Bowsher on July 10, 2024
Yet another round of first-class mail price increases — among other postal rate hikes — take effect on July 14.
This Technology Could Predict Your Odds of Alzheimer’s Disease
Chris Kissell on July 9, 2024
A computer program predicts with more than 75% accuracy who will develop dementia in the near future.
6 Surprising Things You Can Buy With Cryptocurrency
Miranda Marquit on July 9, 2024
Are crypto tokens burning a hole in your digital wallet? Spend them on these goods and services.
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