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Why More Homeowners Owe Capital Gains Tax When They Sell
The $250,000 capital gains exclusion for home sellers hasn’t changed since 1997, and 13 million homeowners may already be sitting on gains that exceed it.
Summer Jobs for Teens Expected to Fall. Where Can They Still Find Work?
Teen hiring hit its lowest level in nearly 80 years last summer, and forecasters say this summer could be even worse — but a few bright spots remain.
Can You Afford to Retire With Kids in School?
More than 4 million school-age kids live with seniors — and if you plan to retire before they’re grown, the financial math gets complicated fast.
I’m a Professional Reseller. Here Are My 11 Best Tips for Shopping Estate Sales.
Curious about estate sales? A pro shares his favorite secrets for better buying.
Beef Prices Hit Record Highs. Here’s Why Steak Is So Expensive
A historic cattle shortage — the smallest U.S. herd since 1951 — is pushing ribeye past $22 a pound, and experts warn prices could stay elevated until 2030.
What’s a ‘G’-Shaped Economy and Are We in One?
Baby boomers holding $90 trillion in wealth are quietly bankrolling younger family members — and economists say that may be the only thing keeping consumer spending afloat.
11 Affordable Family Vacation Ideas for Summer 2026
Gas prices are surging and inflation is still biting, but these 11 U.S. destinations still deliver real summer memories without blowing the family budget.
Federal Student Loan Rates to Rise, Making Other Options Better for Some
Federal student loan rates for 2026-27 are ticking up — and for Parent PLUS borrowers, private lenders offering rates as low as 3% may now be the smarter deal.
Driver, 87, Dies after Tesla on Autopilot Mode Crashes into Pond
A Tampa crash that killed an 87-year-old driver has renewed scrutiny of Tesla’s Autopilot system, which was also hit with a $243 million verdict and an expanded NHTSA probe.
Plus-Size Southwest Flyers Can Get Extra Seat for Free at Airport
Southwest’s airport gate agents can now hand out free extra seats on the spot — reversing a stricter policy the airline put in place just four months ago.
Turns Out Kale Isn’t That Healthy — Unless You Eat It With the Right Dressing
Adding this to your kale salad doesn’t just improve the taste — it actually improves your body’s nutrient absorption.
29 Creative Ways to Reuse Cardboard Boxes
Before you crush those cardboard boxes, check out what else you can do with them.
5 Reasons the Stock Market Is About to Drop — and Why I Won’t Sell a Thing
Inflation’s back, the Fed’s stuck, and stocks cost more than they have since 1999. Here’s what I’m doing about it.
Honda Recalls Nearly 99K Vehicles. See the Affected Models
A humidity-cracked capacitor could trigger passenger airbags to fire when they should stay silent — and Honda’s recall spans 17 models across nearly a decade of production.
Texans Urged to Check Home, Auto Insurance Before Hurricane Season Hits
Standard home insurance often excludes wind and flood damage — and flood policies take 30 days to kick in, so the clock is already ticking.
10 Clothing Items You Shouldn’t Be Caught Dead Buying
That overstuffed closet isn’t just clutter. It’s money you’ll never get back. Here are clothes to stop buying now.
Americans Are Relying on Side Hustles to Pay Bills. Which Pay Best?
Nearly half of side hustlers started within the past year — and one gig type earns far more per hour than food delivery or content creation.
How to Keep Your Home Cool This Summer — With or Without AC
See how a few quick and easy changes can help keep your home cool and comfortable all summer long.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending May 29, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
UnitedHealthcare Vows to Cut Down Use of Prior Reviews for Kids’ Care
UnitedHealthcare is eliminating prior-approval requirements for two-thirds of children’s covered services by year-end, targeting cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, and routine surgical procedures.
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