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Gluten-Free Mixes, Flour Recalled: See the Affected Products
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
People with celiac disease should check six lot numbers before using these flour and mix products sold online nationwide
Your Will Doesn’t Control Your 401(k). This Form Does.
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 21, 2026
The paperwork you signed once and never looked at again outranks the will you paid a lawyer to write. A CPA on how to check yours.
153 Million Driver’s Licenses Are for Sale. Here’s What a Thief Can Do With Yours — and 7 Free Fixes
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 21, 2026
You handed over your license to prove your age. A vendor kept the scan. Now it’s on a Russian forum.
A Proposed ‘Common-Sense Solution’ to the Looming Social Security Shortfall Could Backfire for Middle-Class Americans
Kendall Blythe on September 21, 2026
How could a tax hike on the rich impact anyone but the rich?
The Free ‘Fake Shopping’ Sites Designed to Cure Your Spending — and the Catch Nobody Mentions
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 21, 2026
They let you browse, check out and track delivery for $0. The creator himself isn’t sure it helps.
Drowning in Debt and Out of Options? Maybe Not.
Kendall Blythe on September 21, 2026
Learn these tactics to take back control so you can breathe easy again.
Why Are Sedans Making a Comeback in 2026? Plus 5 Deals for You
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
A mid-size sedan cost about $16,400 less than an SUV in August, while five models carried cash or financing incentives expiring as soon as Sept. 30
The President Says the Trade Deficit Is a Loss. Nope. But Here’s What It Really Means for Your Money.
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 21, 2026
Three words get used interchangeably in Washington. Only two of them can reach into your wallet.
Americans Aged 55-59 Average $260,800 in Their 401(k)s. Fidelity Says They Need 10 Times Their Income to Retire at 67. How Realistic Is That for You?
Kendall Blythe on September 21, 2026
Maybe it’s time to stop measuring your retirement against everyone else’s.
You’re Paying $13.53 an Hour to Skip Netflix Ads — and $1.66 on Paramount+
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 21, 2026
Your ad-supported streaming plan got worse this year. I ran the numbers, and one upgrade is a ripoff.
How to Recognize the Signs of Scoliosis
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
Uneven shoulders, clothing that fits differently and a simple forward-bend check can all point to a spinal curve worth discussing with a doctor
Who Receives a Social Security Payment on Sept. 23? See the Schedule
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
The Wednesday payment goes to beneficiaries born late in the month, while a separate calendar lays out the remaining 2026 SSI dates
She Lost $600,000 in a Pig-Butchering Scam. Then Came the Tax Bill
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 21, 2026
A proposed law could erase a $225,000 tax debt for one victim, while new data shows older Americans reported $7.7 billion in fraud losses last year
Clickbait Con or Honest Offer? 9 Clues That Tell You Before and After You Click
Kendall Blythe on September 21, 2026
If you’re paranoid, how do you know they’re not out to get you?
Do Adaptogens Really Work? What the Science Says
Daryl Austin and USA TODAY on September 20, 2026
The wellness industry is betting billions that you’ll buy in — but researchers are still figuring out what, if anything, these trendy supplements actually do.
She Thought She’d Booked a Dream Vacation Rental. Then She Arrived
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on September 20, 2026
Fake reviews, AI-generated photos and off-platform payment requests can turn a convenient rental into a costly and dangerous travel nightmare
Laid Off at 60? Here Are Some Tips for Starting Over
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 20, 2026
A sudden layoff can force a rethink of retirement timing, health coverage and the skills or contacts that may open a new door
Celebrate National Pepperoni Pizza Day With These Deals
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on September 20, 2026
Several chains are pairing pepperoni pies with half-price offers, buy-one-get-one deals and combos costing less than a typical lunch today.
Joint or Separate Accounts? The Wrong Choice Could Hurt Your Marriage
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on September 19, 2026
A 2023 study of 230 couples found pooled finances linked to greater harmony, but separate accounts can protect independence, premarital assets and debt-free spouses.
A Social Security Tax Rate Hike May Cost Americans Up to $3,000 a Year
Medora Lee and USA TODAY on September 19, 2026
A typical worker could lose as much as $3,024 annually under proposals that would raise the payroll tax rate to shore up Social Security.
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