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Chocolate Bar Salmonella Recall Expands to All Products
Spring & Mulberry has broadened its chocolate bar recall to cover all 12 flavors made with a contaminated date ingredient — here are the lot codes to check.
What If the Government Just Gave Every Baby a $1,000 ‘Trump Account’?
Two-thirds of newborns haven’t claimed their $1,000 federal head start — researchers say auto-enrollment could put that money in every eligible child’s hands automatically.
Warm Weather Boosts EV Range: How Drivers Can Maximize Performance
Consumer Reports found EV range jumps 25% in warm weather — here are six actionable tips to squeeze every mile out of your battery this summer.
Trader Joe’s Settlement Deadline Is Coming Up. How to Get Money
Eligible customers who shopped at Trader Joe’s during a four-month window in 2019 may be owed about $102.45 — but the claim deadline is June 9.
Courts Keep Striking Down Tariffs. Why Aren’t Prices Dropping Too?
Courts have now ruled against two sets of Trump tariffs, but oil shocks from the Iran war, skittish businesses, and new Section 301 investigations mean shoppers shouldn’t expect relief at the checkout line anytime soon.
Sandwich Generation Needs to Budget for Kids and Parents. But How?
Nearly 75% of sandwich generation Americans have already cut their retirement goals to support family — here’s what financial planners say to do first.
Guess Which Half of America Holds 89% of the Wealth
Boomers alone control $90 trillion in assets — more than half of all U.S. wealth — while Americans under 45 share just 11%, a gap researchers say will take decades to close.
From Tesla to Kia, Used EV Prices Climb with Gas Prices since Iran War
The Tesla Model X alone jumped over $6,000 since February, but analysts say one used EV model has dropped 18% — to around $27,600 — and stands out as a clear bargain right now.
California to Give Newborns Free Diapers. What It Means for Families
Diaper costs have jumped 45% in six years — so California is sending 400 free diapers home with every newborn starting this summer.
Papa John’s Offering Free Pizza to Former Spirit Airlines’ Flyers
Spirit Airlines’ sudden shutdown left thousands of travelers with canceled flights and worthless loyalty points — and Papa John’s is now offering a free large pizza to the first 250 affected members who can prove their status.
Mercedes-Benz Recalls Over 144K Vehicles. See Affected Models
A software glitch can blank your speedometer and warning lights mid-drive — here’s how to check if your Mercedes is among the 144,049 vehicles affected.
What Are SNAP Work Requirements? SNAP Qualifiers in Philly
New federal rules expanded SNAP work requirements in 2025 — here’s the monthly income limit for your household size and exactly who must now log 20 hours a week to keep benefits.
Homeowners Lose $16,000 Annually to Expenses Hiding in Plain Sight. Here’s How to Spot Them.
Most of these expenses continue for as long as you own a home.
8.2 Million Thermos Containers Recalled. See Affected Products
Three people suffered permanent vision loss after a flying stopper struck them — here’s how to check your Thermos for the recalled model numbers.
This Is Frugal Travelers’ Favorite Airline (Again) in 2026
A new J.D. Power study finds passenger satisfaction is up across the board — but rising fares could change that fast.
These Jobs Can Pay $100 an Hour (or More) Without a Degree
With the right skills and motivation, you won’t need a college degree to earn a great income.
10 Depression-Era Hacks for Frugal Living and Saving Money
Take some inspiration from the past to cut spending and save more.
How Many SNAP Families Are in NYC? USDA Changes Rules for Benefits
USDA is doubling food-variety requirements for SNAP retailers, as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act moves to cut $187 billion from the program over a decade.
Should You Rent an EV Amid High Gas Prices? There Are Pros and Cons
With gas topping $4.55 a gallon, EV rental requests are up 25% — but hidden fees, charging headaches, and missing spare tires could wipe out your savings before you hit the highway.
US Added 115,000 Jobs in April, Fueling Cautious Optimism about Hiring
April’s job gains beat forecasts, but with inflation climbing and the Fed watching closely, rate cuts this year are far from guaranteed.
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