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What Should Used Car Buyers Know about Recalls and Reliability?
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on October 7, 2026
A model-year search can surface active recalls, complaints and even the systems drivers most often report as troublesome before you buy.
With Gas Prices So High, Get the Best Bang for Your Buck at These Stations
Keenan Thompson and Detroit Free Press on October 7, 2026
Some stations use two to four times the EPA-required detergent, but the pump price doesn’t tell you whether gas meets the standard.
McDonald’s Faces Lawsuit Alleging AI-Powered Menu Price-Fixing
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on October 7, 2026
The complaint says millions of transactions feed pricing recommendations and could raise customer costs, while McDonald’s says franchisees still set prices themselves.
Why We Picked Panama for Building a New Life — and Wealth
Kathleen Peddicord on October 7, 2026
There’s plenty for retirees and investors to love about Panama.
Here’s Who Will Get Your Social Security When You Die (If Anyone)
B.T. Ballenger on October 7, 2026
Surviving family may be eligible for certain benefits, depending on their relationship to you and the circumstances. Here’s how it works.
Dunkin’ Teams Up with Marvel for ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Collab
Gabe Hauari and USA TODAY on October 7, 2026
The themed menu arrives Nov. 4, with a Doctor Doom Munchkins tin available for $14.99 with any 25-count purchase at participating locations.
12 of Amazon’s Best Fall Prime Day Deals to Shop Today
MTN Staff on October 7, 2026
We handpicked these selections from Amazon’s big October sale for Prime members.
Here’s Where Pittsburgh Airport Ranks Among the Most Stressful U.S. Airports
Finch Walker and USA TODAY NETWORK on October 7, 2026
A study of 55 major airports used flight disruption data and driving times; Pittsburgh landed at No. 16, while Dallas-Fort Worth topped the stress list.
Why You Might Find Less Chocolate in Your Halloween Bag
Betty Lin-Fisher and USA TODAY on October 7, 2026
Cocoa’s price retreat hasn’t reached store shelves yet, while shoppers expect to spend $115 per person and are scouting deals.
The IRS Is Mailing Letters About a Free $1,000. Don’t Toss Yours
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 7, 2026
It looks like the kind of IRS mail you dread. It’s actually an offer of free money, with one string attached.
Lead Turned up in 99% of Cat Foods Tested. 5 Ways to Protect Your Cat
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 7, 2026
A lab tested 100 cat foods for toxins. One common flavor fared far worse than the rest — and the fix costs nothing.
A Fake MyChart Message Offers a Free Medicare Kit. Dozens of Health Systems Are Warning Patients
Kendall Blythe on October 7, 2026
Patients have been warned about a new MyChart scam. The small shipping fee is the hook.
Putting Your Kid on Your Deed Can Cost Them a Fortune in Taxes
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 7, 2026
It feels like the simplest estate plan there is. To the IRS, it’s a gift, and gifts come with your old price tag attached.
NeeDoh Craze Hits Aldi With New Halloween Collection
Bianca Harris, Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on October 7, 2026
Each squishy collectible costs $4.99, but Aldi is limiting shoppers to four and selling them only in stores during the seasonal drop.
Are You Owed Money? Texas Has Paid Billions in Unclaimed Property
Natassia Paloma and USA TODAY on October 7, 2026
Texas has already returned more than $5 billion in abandoned financial assets to residents — here’s how to search for your name and file a claim in minutes.
5 Things to Do With Your 401(k) the Week Before You Retire
Stacy Johnson CPA on October 7, 2026
One wrong move with your 401(k) this close to retirement could cost you six figures. Here’s your final checklist.
Why an Unfinished Degree Can Help Your Resume (and How to List It)
Natalia Merced on October 7, 2026
Discover how to tell employers you have training in a certain area, even if you didn’t finish the program.
The Chemistry of Value: What Makes Precious Metals Precious?
Kendall Blythe on October 7, 2026
A handful of elements command the world’s wealth while others are as worthless as the dirt they are buried in.
The Costly Social Security and Medicare Mistakes That Last a Lifetime
Scott Staton on October 7, 2026
For most folks, these programs are the most valuable retirement assets. Don’t make these costly mistakes.
The Beaches Are Beautiful. So Where Did All the Tourists Go?
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on October 7, 2026
Hotel occupancy remained just 3% below last year by late summer, but workers and businesses are still counting on visitors to return.
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