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The Government Is About to Make Inflation Look Lower — 6 Things That Means for Your Money
Washington’s about to rewrite five years of inflation data. Your grocery bill won’t change — but your interest rates might.
7 Mosquito Fighters That Actually Work — and 5 That Just Waste Your Money
You’re probably spending money on at least one mosquito “solution” that scientists say does absolutely nothing. Here’s what to ditch.
14 Moves to Maximize Your Social Security Checks You’ll Regret Not Making Sooner
You may qualify for more retirement income than you realize.
Here’s the Best Time of Year to Shop for Car Insurance
Finding better insurance coverage at a better rate is all about shopping at the right time.
California’s Insurer of Last Resort Is Playing a Role in Mortgages
One in 17 new California home loans now relies on the state’s insurer of last resort — and dual coverage adds $2,000 a year to premiums.
Nissan Recalls More Than 168,000 Vehicles. See the Affected Models
A labeling error on 22-inch wheel models could let these SUVs carry more weight than their tires are safely rated for.
Fourth Person Dies in NYC’s Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak
Health officials say 76 cases and four deaths have hit two Manhattan ZIP codes — here’s what symptoms mean you should see a doctor.
5 Signs You’re Saving Too Much for Retirement
We’re always told to save more, but is it possible to overdo it? If you’re sacrificing your life today for a future you might not enjoy, read this.
You Need to Consider so Much More Than Age When Planning Retirement
You need to consider so much more than age when deciding when to retire.
5 Bills to Stop Paying Full Price for — and How to Negotiate Them
Don’t accept sticker prices on these common expenses when a simple conversation could save you hundreds of dollars every month.
10 Cheap Home Upgrades for Aging in Place (Under $100)
You don’t need a $50,000 renovation to stay safe. These 10 budget fixes keep you independent for peanuts.
Can Using PTO Make an Employee Appear Less Committed? Ask Johnny
SHRM’s CEO explains why strategic planning, not skipping vacation days, is what actually impresses bosses and boosts your promotion odds.
5 Everyday Habits Proven to Slow Biological Aging (No Extreme Biohacking Necessary)
Make these simple changes to your life and you might just live longer, and better.
The Great Wealth Transfer Is Underway. Is It $105 Trillion or ‘Only’ $36 Trillion?
Gen X and millennial heirs are set to receive an average of $515,000 per household. Who actually gets it?
29% of BNPL Users Buy Groceries With It. Some Pay ‘100% APR.’
Costly or convenient? One missed payment makes all the difference.
What Would You Do With a $1,100 Windfall Right Now?
You may be overlooking the obvious and losing out.
Was Your Luggage Delayed or Lost? Here’s What to Do Next
Airlines owe you refunds and compensation when bags go missing — know the dollar caps and how fast you must act to claim them.
Here’s How Much Coffee Is Safe to Drink Every Day, Research Says
The American Heart Association says up to five cups a day is fine, but energy drinks could raise your risk instead.
Trump Imposes New 50% Tariff on Many Imports from Canada
The tariffs take effect in 30 days and target wine, hockey sticks and cement — though energy, potash and fish are exempt.
Best Budgeting Apps and Strategies for Paying Off Credit Card Debt
With U.S. credit card debt topping $1.25 trillion, here’s which budgeting method — avalanche or snowball — and app actually gets you debt-free faster.
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