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With AI-Powered Crypto Fraud on the Rise, Can You Safeguard Your Investments?
Kendall Blythe on June 26, 2025
Stick to the basics as AI scams become more sophisticated than ever.
From Slump to Shrug: Americans Slightly More Upbeat About Economy
Claire Monroe on June 26, 2025
As inflation fears ease and sentiment rebounds, here’s how to think about spending, saving, and planning ahead.
Shell Eyes BP: What It Means for Gas Prices and Energy Investments
Logan Kirkby on June 26, 2025
From pump prices to ETFs, here’s what to watch if Shell moves forward with a takeover of its oil industry rival.
Bye Bye Bartell, Hello CVS: What This May Mean for Your Next Prescription
Kendall Blythe on June 26, 2025
Could the ripple effects impact your health care management and costs?
Should You Add JPMorgan’s New $2 Billion Bond ETF to Your Portfolio?
Kendall Blythe on June 26, 2025
What you need to know to weigh the potential risks and rewards.
Tech Stocks Hit Record Highs: Should You Buy, Sell or Hold?
Kendall Blythe on June 26, 2025
Middle East tensions cool creating a perfect storm of opportunity. What are the smart moves?
How Your Crypto Holdings Could Help You Buy a House Under New Federal Rules
MTN Staff on June 25, 2025
The mortgage world is about to recognize your Bitcoin balance — but with strings attached.
Have Job-Based Health Coverage at 65? You May Still Want to Sign up for Medicare
Michelle Andrews (KFF Health News) on June 25, 2025
Failing to enroll in Medicare could leave you on the hook for massive medical bills.
Car Insurance Rates Jump 22% As Coverage Costs Climb
Claire Monroe on June 25, 2025
Understand what affects your rate so you can shop smarter and cut costs.
Where to Find Mexico’s Most Affordable Beach Resort
Lee Harrison on June 25, 2025
You can buy a slice of paradise in the same neighborhood as fellow American expats or immerse yourself in Mexico’s rich culture.
Are You Saving Enough? See How Your 401(k) Stacks up Against National Averages
Claire Monroe on June 25, 2025
Retirement savings are hitting record highs — but averages alone won’t tell you if you’re on track.
Kroger to Close 60 Stores and Invest in Customer Experience
Claire Monroe on June 25, 2025
Learn what’s driving the cuts.
$2 Water, $1,100 Gone: How Street Vendors Are Scamming Drivers
Claire Monroe on June 25, 2025
This scam started in Atlanta, but it could hit your city next. Learn how it works — and how to protect yourself.
12 Proven Ways to Cut Your Cooling Costs — Even During a Summer Like This One
Marilyn Lewis on June 25, 2025
Beat the heat this summer without burning a hole in your pocket.
Starbucks Just Changed Add-on Pricing: Here’s What It’ll Cost You Now
Claire Monroe on June 25, 2025
Some customers will save. Others might rethink their morning ritual. Here’s why.
Rate Cuts? Not So Fast. Powell Says Tariffs May Keep Prices Rising
Logan Kirkby on June 25, 2025
Learn what Powell’s remarks mean for your credit cards, next mortgage, and savings strategy.
Buy Now, Pay Later? FICO’s Watching
Logan Kirkby on June 25, 2025
Those split payments for shoes or furniture might soon shape your credit future — for better or worse.
The Best Vanilla Ice Cream From Store Brands, According to Consumer Reports
Chris Kissell on June 25, 2025
These store brands prove you don’t always have to pay more for great flavor.
How to Sell Used Clothes on ThredUp (and How Much You Can Make)
Ciara Ainsley McLaren (The Penny Hoarder) on June 25, 2025
ThredUp isn’t just a good place to buy clothes — you can sell your castoffs too.
Dementia Is a Whopping 25% More Common in This Region
Chris Kissell on June 25, 2025
A study reveals stark regional differences in dementia rates.
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