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Employers Are Boosting Retirement Plan Catch-up Limits, but There’s Bad News for Savers
Kristin Kurens on February 17, 2026
What are the odds that your employer provides these options — or that you’ll use them?
Is TrumpRx the Answer to Better Health at a Lower Cost?
Kendall Blythe on February 17, 2026
Half-price drugs may seem like a good deal, but is that the whole story?
People Are Paying Thousands Just to Take a Nap — Here’s How to Take a ‘Sleepcation’ on the Cheap
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 17, 2026
Forget sightseeing. The hottest new travel trend involves paying a premium just to get some decent shut-eye.
The Hidden Cost of Mandatory Luxury: A Middle-Class Lifestyle Is Harder Than Ever to Reach and It’s Not Just Because of Inflation
Kendall Blythe on February 17, 2026
Your parents’ $7,400 house should cost $99,000 today. Why does it cost $400,000?
7 Hardware Store Buys to Slash Summer Bills Before They Spike
Gillian Manning on February 17, 2026
Summer bills are brutal. These affordable upgrades stop the waste before the heat spikes.
When You’re This Age, Your Home Value Starts Taking a Massive Hit
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 16, 2026
New research shows why you might want to sell your house before you celebrate a certain birthday.
Why Social Security May Have to Cut Benefits Sooner Than Expected
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 16, 2026
New reports suggest Social Security’s trust fund could run dry in just six years. Here’s what it actually means.
What’s Open and Closed on Presidents Day 2026? Here’s What to Know
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on February 15, 2026
Planning your Monday around the federal holiday? Here’s your guide to which businesses and services will be open or closed on Presidents Day.
Millennial Women Are Getting Cancer. This Website Is Helping Them.
David Oliver and USA TODAY on February 15, 2026
The platform offers everything from treatment advice to product recommendations.
Does the Constitution Protect Begging? Supreme Court Asked to Decide
Maureen Groppe and USA TODAY on February 15, 2026
Alabama wants the Supreme Court to rule that panhandling isn’t protected speech, potentially giving cities more tools to address homelessness through criminalization rather than social services.
Most States Don’t Tax Social Security, but Some Still Do — See a List
Nicole Fallert and USA TODAY on February 15, 2026
Most retirees don’t have to worry about state taxes on their Social Security benefits, but nine states still impose them with varying income thresholds and exemptions.
Airlines, Travel Groups Warn of Impact of Partial Government Shutdown on Airport Screeners
David Shepardson (Reuters) on February 13, 2026
Major airlines and travel groups on Friday urged Congress to avoid a partial government shutdown, which would result in about 50,000 airport security officers not getting paid.
Why the Guthrie Kidnapping Is a Brutal Wake-up Call for Seniors Aging in Place
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 13, 2026
The terrifying disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother is forcing a hard look at the harsh realities of aging alone.
It Wouldn’t Be Valentine’s Day Without Chocolate, No Matter the Cost
Andrea Riquier and USA TODAY on February 13, 2026
Despite elevated prices from supply-chain pressures and a 2025 price spike, Americans overwhelmingly plan to indulge in chocolate this Valentine’s Day—92% hope to receive it and many will buy it for themselves—because they see it as an affordable, iconic expression of love and connection.
Middle-Class Americans Say Finances Are Harder Than Ever. Here’s How to Beat the Odds.
Kristin Kurens on February 13, 2026
The challenges are real, but so are the workarounds most people overlook.
Why AI Is a Terrible Doctor (and Could Cost You a Fortune)
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 13, 2026
A new study reveals AI chatbots are worse at medical advice than a simple Google search. Here’s why trusting them is dangerous for your health and your money.
Here’s Why the First 5 Years of Retirement Are the Most Dangerous
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 13, 2026
Data shows recent retirees are struggling. Here’s how to survive the “fragile years” without going broke.
Can the New TrumpRx Program Actually Save You Money? Here’s the Cost for 43 Drugs
Kristin Kurens on February 13, 2026
The discount program targets a specific group of Americans. Find out if you’re one of them.
Here’s How Much Tariffs Cost Americans Last Year — and What to Expect in 2026
Gillian Manning on February 13, 2026
Costs are rising and it’s not just inflation.
3 Reasons to Love TrumpRx — and 3 You Will Hate It
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 13, 2026
The new government drug pricing site launched last week with big promises. Here is when you should use it—and when you’re better off elsewhere.
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