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Imagine Investing $2,640 Over 22 Years and Making $3.5 Million. One Man in Ohio Did Just That.
Kendall Blythe on February 24, 2026
Luck beat judgment and a $10-a-month habit made him a millionaire. That’s not a strategy most of us can count on.
Taiwan Is First and a Teeny Country Is Last in This Global Ranking. Where Does the U.S. Sit?
Kendall Blythe on February 24, 2026
Expectations don’t always match reality. The US does not even make the top tier.
Costco’s New Sundae Becomes Sweet Sensation With Shoppers
Saman Shafiq and USA TODAY on February 23, 2026
Costco’s new double chocolate mint sundae, available for $2.99, is gaining viral attention for its St. Patrick’s Day-themed flavor featuring mint ice cream, cookie crumbles, and chocolate sauce.
Denny’s Launching Spring Break Pass for Free Breakfast Daily
Amaris Encinas and USA TODAY on February 23, 2026
Denny’s is offering a Spring Break Pass for $14.99 that provides a free Everyday Value Slam daily from March 2 to April 14.
The Tax Deduction That CD Savers May Be Overlooking
Chris Kissell on February 23, 2026
If you cashed in your CDs early last year, you need to look for this tax form.
TSA PreCheck Won’t Shut Down After All, Global Entry Remains Suspended
Zach Wichter and USA TODAY on February 23, 2026
The Department of Homeland Security has reversed course and will keep TSA PreCheck operational, while Global Entry remains suspended amid the partial government shutdown.
10 of the Safest Places to Retire in America and Abroad
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 23, 2026
Looking for a retirement spot where you can actually relax? Here are safe destinations at home and overseas.
9 Frontline Jobs That Are Dominating the Market in 2026 (and Resisting Automation)
Vicki Salemi on February 23, 2026
These roles require a human touch, which means AI won’t be coming for them anytime soon.
Here’s What the Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Means for Consumer Prices
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on February 20, 2026
Economists predict that the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down many of President Trump’s import tariffs could lead to consumer savings in the coming months, though these benefits may be short-lived if the administration enacts new taxes as threatened.
Chicken Fried Rice Sold at Trader Joe’s Recalled. See Affected Item.
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on February 20, 2026
Ready-to-eat chicken fried rice sold at Trader Joe’s stores nationwide is being recalled due to possible glass contamination.
Please Hold for Kindness. This Hotline Gives You a Pep Talk From Kids
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on February 20, 2026
To celebrate National Random Acts of Kindness Week, the Peptoc Hotline offers comforting pep talks and life advice recorded by elementary school students.
Checking in a Second Bag Could Now Cost You More on American Airlines
Eve Chen and USA TODAY on February 20, 2026
American Airlines now charges more for second checked bags paid at the airport, but offers discounts for travelers who prepay online.
Why IRS Tax Refunds After Death Can Take Over a Year and What to Do
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on February 20, 2026
Data shows that the IRS took an average of 444 days to issue refunds to deceased taxpayers’ beneficiaries between 2021 and 2024, far longer than the typical 21-day wait.
Did Your Dog Make the List? 12 Popular Breeds With Puppy Prices That Rival a Monthly Mortgage
Kendall Blythe on February 20, 2026
Their devotion is priceless. Bringing them home isn’t. How much are you willing to pay?
Tax Refunds Are Big This Year, IRS Data Show. Here’s How Big.
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on February 20, 2026
The average tax refund is up nearly 11% this year and the numbers are expected to climb even higher.
When Do We Spring Forward? Get Ready for Daylight Saving Time
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on February 20, 2026
Here’s how to prepare your body for the adjustment.
The Supreme Court Just Killed Trump’s Tariffs: 5 Ways Your Wallet Wins
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 20, 2026
The high court just nuked the president’s sweeping trade taxes. Here’s how it affects your bank account.
Social Security Fairness Act: Unfair Taxes and the Bill That Aims to Fix It
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on February 20, 2026
The Social Security Fairness Act helped millions of retirees get higher benefits, but those retroactive payments may have triggered hefty tax bills that a new bipartisan bill aims to eliminate.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Feb. 20
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 9, 2026
Here is a quick roundup of the biggest financial news of this week, courtesy of Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
The Best Places to Buy Pet Medicines (and Keep More of Your Cash)
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 20, 2026
Stop overpaying at the vet’s office. Here’s how to safely shop around and slash the cost of your pet’s prescriptions.
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