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18 Products You Absolutely Do Not Need to Buy (Ever)
Gael F. Cooper on September 24, 2026
You can safely leave these products on the store shelf.
Why the AI Takeover Could Be the Best Thing for Your Professional Future
Monster Editors on September 24, 2026
AI’s rapid advancements might seem intimidating, but they’re ushering in an era full of potential.
20 Small Cities in America With Red-Hot Real Estate Markets in 2026
Jonathan Jones on September 24, 2026
Here are the small cities where the housing market is unstoppable.
New Migraine Guidelines Expand Treatment Options: Here’s Your Guide
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on September 24, 2026
Preventive care now may begin at four migraine days a month, with newer CGRP drugs joining older medicines as first-line options
The Most Fuel-Efficient Non-Hybrid Sedans You Can Buy in 2026
Charles Singh and USA TODAY on September 24, 2026
A 36-mpg Civic tops the list, but a $22,825 Elantra may offer the better bargain for drivers who want to avoid hybrid costs
5 Car Brands That Will Bleed Your Wallet Dry — and 3 You Should Buy Instead
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 24, 2026
One of these brands loses 63% of its value in five years. Don’t sign that loan until you read this.
30-Year Mortgage Rates Surpass 7% After Rising for 5 Weeks
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on September 24, 2026
Borrowers now face the highest 30-year rate since January 2025, while the 15-year average has climbed to 6.42%, adding pressure to home-buying budgets.
Falling for These 8 Common Homebuying Myths Could Cost You Thousands
Miranda Marquit on September 24, 2026
Think you’re ready to buy a house? Don’t fall victim to these rookie mistakes.
Are Home Insurance Companies Profiting Unreasonably From Disaster and Distress?
Kendall Blythe on September 24, 2026
Home insurers made a profit in 2025, yet your premium went up. And you still don’t know if your policy would actually cover the loss.
14 of the Most Bizarre Types of Insurance Out There
Donna Freedman on September 24, 2026
Even in an industry built on “what’s the worst that could happen,” these types of coverage take the cake.
9 of the Worst Ways Criminals Can Use Your Stolen Social Security Number
Deb Hipp on September 24, 2026
Learn the dire consequences now — and what you can do to stay safe.
Medicaid Paid for the Nursing Home. Then the State Came for the House
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 24, 2026
Federal law makes states collect from the estate, even after a widow dies. Most families hit had less than $48,500.
A Controversial Cancer-Detecting Blood Test Just Got Backed by Key FDA Panel
Sara Moniuszko, David Oliver and USA TODAY on September 24, 2026
The $949 Galleri test finds signals for dozens of cancers, but a positive result can trigger scans and biopsies without proving disease.
Americans Are Taking Social Security Early. Will the Fund Run Dry?
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 24, 2026
A survey finds 45% of future retirees plan to claim before full retirement age, while fears about a 2032 shortfall shape the choice.
Here’s Where to Put Your Next Retirement Dollar for Maximum Growth
Scott Staton on September 24, 2026
There’s an optimal order for your retirement accounts, and you could be missing out by not knowing it.
Analysis Exposes a Relentless Layoff Trend Across American Tech Companies
Jasmine Escalera, PhD on September 24, 2026
Here’s what workers in the tech industry need to know — and how they can stay ready.
Sam’s Club Is Opening New Warehouses. See Where
Saleen Martin and USA TODAY on September 24, 2026
A limited-time membership deal cuts $70 from the Plus price, while four locations span California, Tennessee and Texas.
Thyroid Medicine Recall Receives FDA’s Highest Risk Level
Melina Khan and USA TODAY on September 24, 2026
A single lot sold nationwide may contain tablets stronger than intended, so check the label before taking your next dose.
Buy Your Prescriptions From Canada? 6 Things to Do Before Oct. 22
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 24, 2026
Canadian pharmacies are urging Americans to stock up before an Oct. 22 customs deadline. The deadline’s real. Their advice is another story.
Scams Then and Now: Same Con, Different Delivery
Kendall Blythe on September 24, 2026
Alas, the days of only fools being parted easily from their money are long gone.
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