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Why Pittsburgh Ranks Among Top Cities for Retirees
Pittsburgh’s home values average nearly $130,000 below the national average and healthcare costs run 5% cheaper — here’s what makes the Steel City a standout retirement destination.
Americans Spend Nearly 100 Days a Year Worrying About Money — at the Expense of Health and Relationships
Some Americans are resorting to risky behaviors, which could cause even bigger issues down the line.
A Federal Study Linked Light Drinking to Cancer and Early Death. The Latest Guidelines Left It Out.
The government commissioned the research, so why aren’t Americans seeing it?
6 Things to Know As 42,000 Vulnerable Seniors Face Losing Federal Job Training
Washington wants to ax the only federal job program for low-income older Americans. The fallout could be brutal.
Why You Might Not Need to Pay That Medical Bill
A free nonprofit called Dollar For has helped 50,000 patients wipe out bills they didn’t know they could avoid — including one woman’s $4 million hospital tab.
I Booked My Flight — Then the Fare Dropped by Hundreds of Dollars
Even the head of pricing at a major airline admits he can’t find the lowest fare without calling an analyst — here’s what travel experts say you should do instead.
Companies Are Seeking Billions in Tariff Refunds. Will You See a Dime?
A USA TODAY analysis found 90 companies seeking billions in tariff refunds — but Ford, GM, and most others plan to keep the money, not return it to shoppers.
Travelers Will Soon Be Able to Pay $750 to Fast-Track US Visas
Starting July 1, a $750 surcharge will let some travelers skip the U.S. visa interview queue — on top of the standard $185 application fee.
Pizza Hut Giving Away Free Personal Pans on June 10. How to Get One
An old BOOK IT! button from any year is all you need to score a free personal pan pizza at a participating Pizza Hut on June 10.
Costco Cuts Prices on Popular Kirkland Products. See List
Four Kirkland Signature staples — from crispy wings to king-size sheets — just got cheaper, with the cuts announced during Costco’s most recent earnings call.
Kroger Expands Digital Price Tags as Pricing Concerns Grow
Nearly one in four Kroger stores now runs on computer-updated shelf labels — but critics worry the same tech could one day enable surge pricing at checkout.
Kroger to Pay $1.25M to Settle False Calorie Advertising Lawsuit
Kroger’s Carbmaster buns listed just 50 calories but actually contained 100, and the company kept the false counts for months after shoppers complained.
12 Real-Life Lessons From Retirees With Inspiring Journeys
There is no one single script for a happy retirement.
Before You Leave Your House to the Kids, Consider These Pros and Cons
Is handing down your home to family really the best move?
Best Mattresses of 2026: USA TODAY Analyzed over 800 Customer Reviews
After testing 13 brands with prices ranging from $349 to $4,600, we identified the top mattresses for back pain, hot sleepers, couples, and budget shoppers.
These Recalled Pet Foods May Cause Neurological Issues. See List
Recalled GO Raw pet food sold in 21 states could still be in your freezer, and cats that eat it risk seizures and death from vitamin B1 deficiency.
Flesh-Eating Screwworms in Texas Could Make Beef Prices Rise
Five confirmed U.S. cases have already triggered a Canadian livestock ban and a Texas disaster declaration, with experts warning of a possible $1.8 billion hit to cattle ranchers.
Top Home Warranty Providers for Arizona Homeowners
Arizona’s extreme heat pushes home systems to the breaking point — here’s how six top home warranty companies compare on coverage, cost, and claims handling.
A New Report Says Social Security Will Cut Your Check 24%. As a 70-Year-Old CPA, I’m Not Panicking — but I’m Making These 6 Moves
Yes, a 24% cut is on the table for 2032. No, your benefits aren’t vanishing. Here’s the real math.
Social Security Fund Slated to Be Empty in 2032. Eyes Move to Congress
The latest trustees report moved up the depletion date, and if Congress doesn’t act, beneficiaries could lose about $500 a month in automatic cuts starting in 2032.
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