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7 Things That Feel Expensive but Are Actually Cheaper Than Ever
Your brain remembers old prices but forgets old dollars. Even gas is cheaper than you think — with one brutal catch.
Central Banks Just Bought Record Gold While Investors Dumped It. I’ve Been Investing for 45 Years — Here’s What the Smart Money Knows
The world’s central banks bought record gold as the price crashed and the crowd sold. Here’s what they know.
The Young Rent, the Old Own. Right? So Why Are Older Renters Driving Insurance Changes?
Finances work differently when your life goals happen out of order or not at all.
Fatty Liver Disease Isn’t Just Caused by Alcohol: What to Know
About 40% of Americans have fatty liver disease, which can remain silent while diabetes, high cholesterol and other factors damage the organ.
Coolcations Aren’t Cool Anymore: Why You Should Travel to a Hot Place
Some travelers are finding summer discounts of 50% to 70% in hot destinations, while popular northern getaways bring higher prices and crowds.
Dunkin’ Buckets Are Back: How to Get One Before They’re Gone
The 48-ounce drink costs $12.99, but the matching car cup holder is limited to rewards members who visit 12 times in a month.
American Airlines Changes Elite Upgrades on Select Routes
Starting Aug. 25, elite travelers on nine routes may receive premium-economy upgrades instead of the business-class seats they once got at no extra charge
5 of the Best Car Deals as Automakers Roll Out 2027 Models
Automakers are offering up to $10,000 in bonus cash, but several deals expire by Aug. 31, leaving shoppers a narrow window to save.
5 of Our Favorite Things to Buy at Walmart (Time and Time Again)
Money Talks News readers are strategic shoppers, and they turn to Walmart for these items.
The 10 Fastest-Growing Freelance Jobs in 2026
Check out these openings and follow these tips to a well-grounded path of freelance freedom.
15 Cities in America With the Steepest Rent Hikes
These are the major metro areas that saw the biggest rent increases over the past year.
The Top 20 Skills Employers Want to See on Your Resume
What you include in this list can set you apart from the competition.
FDA Approves First Flu Shot Using Same Technology as COVID Vaccines
The new vaccine is approved for adults 50 and older, with availability expected during the 2026–2027 respiratory virus season
Government Watchdog: DOGE Overstated Billions in Savings
A federal watchdog found only 4% of DOGE’s claimed $110 billion in savings had solid support, raising fresh questions about government spending claims.
Miami-Area Rents Are Down, but Many Still Can’t Afford Them
Miami rents fell for the 35th straight month, yet a Florida renter may need nearly $79,000 annually to afford a typical two-bedroom.
Universal Studios Hollywood Visitors May Have Been Exposed to Measles
Anyone at the park during an 11-hour window may need to monitor for symptoms through Aug. 16, especially if vaccination records are unclear.
5 Ways to Turn Downtime, Debt and Discounts Into Real Money
A penny saved is a penny earned … and vice versa.
Home Depot Is Accused of Selling Your Data. Here Are 5 Sneaky Ways Stores Cash in on You.
A new lawsuit says Home Depot sold shoppers’ personal data. It’s not alone — and you’re the product.
This Kind of Brain Game Can Actually Lower Your Alzheimer’s Risk, a Decades-Long Study Shows
A specific type of mental exercise could buy you more time, according to new long-term data.
Here’s How I Just Renewed My Passport in 10 Minutes — Without a Stamp or a Checkbook
The U.S. government finally joined the digital age. Here is how to skip the Post Office line forever.
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