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These Cities Cut Household Debt the Most, WalletHub Finds
Seven of the top 10 debt-shedding cities in Q1 2026 are in California — and the leader, Santa Clarita, cut household debt by nearly $9,300 per resident.
I’ve Been a CPA for 45 Years: The IRS Just Did Something for Trump It’s Never Done for Anyone.
The IRS just permanently barred itself from auditing one taxpayer’s past returns. After 45 years as a CPA, I’m stunned. I guess there are people above the law.
EV Road Trips: What Drivers Need to Know Before Memorial Day Weekend
Heat can sap your EV’s range and slow charging sessions — but a simple pre-trip checklist can help you avoid getting stranded over Memorial Day weekend.
Most Memorial Day Sales Are Fake — 6 Ways to Avoid Getting Conned This Weekend
A six-month investigation tracked 25 major retailers and found most sales are pure fiction. Here’s how to spot real deals.
Social Security COLA 2027 Forecast Rises to 3.9% in May
The latest 3.9% forecast would add roughly $81 a month to average Social Security checks, but seniors say rising costs are already eating up the expected gains.
8 Easy — but Often Forgotten — Ways to Save on Groceries
Don’t forget about these simple tips to cut your grocery costs.
15 States Where Natural Disasters Threaten America’s Food Supply
Find out which states have the biggest economic losses due to Mother Nature.
Gas Could Hit $4.80 a Gallon, Squeezing Summer Travel Plans, Analyst Predicts
GasBuddy’s top analyst warns that escalating Iran tensions and tight global oil supplies could push the national average past $4.80 a gallon this summer — topping 2022’s record high of $4.43.
21 of the Best Things to Buy at the Dollar Store
Dollar stores have great bargains on both everyday and occasional purchases.
I Tested a Service That Fights Your Property Tax Bill — Here’s What Happened
A 2026 survey found 74% of homeowners have never appealed their property taxes. I tried Ownwell myself to find out if it’s worth it. Here’s exactly what happened.
Want to Check Your Home Insurance Coverage? Think Twice Before Asking Your Insurer. Even Without a Claim, It Could Cost You. 5 Things You Should Know
Think a quick call is harmless? Think again.
6 Examples for Describing Yourself in an Interview (and Why They Work)
Here’s the right way to answer when asked how to describe yourself in a job interview.
Hamburger Approaching $7 a Pound: 5 Ways to Beat the High Cost of Beef
The era of cheap beef is officially over. Here are battle-tested ways to keep it on your dinner table.
20 Top Jobs for a Career Change at 50 (With or Without a Degree)
Discover the top jobs for changing your line of work in your 50s.
How I Accidentally Made My Dream Overseas Retirement Pay for Itself
Here’s how to savor a great retirement abroad — and even turn a good buck on your property investments.
7 Vacation Money Tricks the Travel Industry Hopes You Never Discover
Flight attendants, hotel clerks, and rental agents watch tourists overpay every day. Steal their playbook before your next trip.
Laughed at in the 2000s: 6 Investments That Made a Few Americans Filthy Rich
The rest of us are kicking ourselves.
Your HSA May Be a Ticking Tax Bomb for Certain Heirs. How to Defuse It
A fully funded HSA can slam a non-spouse heir with the entire balance as taxable income in a single year — but a few strategic moves before death can prevent the hit.
Travelers from This US Airport Can Soon Go Through a Remote TSA
Boston Logan’s new $9 pilot program lets Metro West travelers clear TSA security in Framingham, then board a direct bus to the gate — no airport security line required.
Public EV Chargers May Be Harder to Find if Funds Are Cut by Congress
Congress is poised to end the $5 billion NEVI charger program — just as EV sales slip and 20% of prospective buyers cite unreliable charging networks as their top concern.
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