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Dunkin’ Is Giving Away 1 Million Free Coffees Again. How to Get Yours
Cold brew and extra-large hot coffees don’t qualify, supplies are limited, and you’ll need the Dunkin’ app — but grab the code by Tuesday morning and you’ll have a full week to redeem it.
Discover the Greek Seaside Town Where You Can Live for Under $2,000 a Month
If you’re looking for a walkable seaside town filled with art, sunshine and affordable living, take a closer look at Nafplio.
32 Hacks to Help You Fight the Inflation Squeeze in 2026
From gas to groceries and fun at home, there are plenty of ways to cut spending.
Delta Air Lines Trims Summer Schedule Amid High Fuel Prices
Seven routes — including New York to Houston, Memphis, and St. Louis — are being suspended this summer as surging jet fuel costs from the Iran war push airlines into their biggest domestic cutbacks in decades.
The Penny Is Already Dead. Could the Nickel Be Next to Go?
The government lost $85 million minting nickels last year — nearly five times its losses on pennies — and economists say the five-cent coin could face elimination within a decade.
Here’s How Today’s Workers Offset the Rise of AI and Heavy Screen Time
Workers aren’t rejecting technological advances, but they do have some priorities.
Turo Tested: Here’s Why It Might Be Better Than Rental Car Companies
From handpicking a Jeep Wrangler for a Route 66 road trip to unlocking it remotely via an app, peer-to-peer car sharing offers a surprisingly seamless alternative to the traditional rental counter — but there’s a catch first-time users often miss.
Gen Z’s ‘Soft Socializing’ Is the Big New Thing — or Is It?
Didn’t we just call it “hanging out?”
Here Are the Most Reliable and Affordable Used Cars You Can Buy
Depreciation has slashed prices on four of the most dependable models on the road — including a former $72,000 luxury sedan now going for under $32,000.
Young Americans Are Miserable: 6 Reasons Their Happiness Is Falling Off a Cliff
If you’re under 30 in America, the data is brutal — and the financial damage driving it isn’t slowing down.
Here’s Who Gets Social Security Payments This Week on April 22
Born between the 21st and the end of the month? Your April check drops Wednesday — here’s the full breakdown of when every beneficiary gets paid, including the SSI schedule through January 2027.
Importers Rush to File as US Launches Tariff Refund Claims Portal
With $166 billion in illegally collected tariffs up for refund through a brand-new government portal, thousands of importers are filing claims today — but not a cent is headed back to the consumers who spent a year absorbing higher prices.
Does Amazon Offer Unlimited Grocery Delivery? Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Prime members unlock free same-day delivery on grocery orders over $25 — but non-members pay a flat $12.99 per order, a fee that can quietly erase any savings on your cart.
Why Age 69 Is Crucial to Planning a Comfortable Retirement and Legacy
There’s a narrow four-year window before required minimum distributions kick in at 73 when Roth conversions and smart income planning can dramatically cut your lifetime tax bill — and most retirees don’t know it exists.
When Will Gas Prices Drop? Official Says It May Not Be until 2027
Gas jumped from $2.98 to $4.04 a gallon since Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz — and the Energy Secretary who promised relief in ‘weeks, not months’ is now hedging on whether it happens this year at all.
Meta Plans First Wave of 8,000 Layoffs on May 20
The May 20 cuts represent only the opening move — a second round targeting up to 20% of Meta’s 79,000-person workforce is already planned for later this year.
Iran War Is Driving Up Fertilizer Costs. What Will US Farmers Do?
A new Farm Bureau survey found 70% of U.S. farmers can’t afford all the fertilizer they need this planting season — and that shortfall could push grocery prices higher by summer.
Essential Tips for Traveling with Your Pets This Year
The airline ticket is just the start — most pet owners are blindsided by the extra charges at the rental car counter, the rideshare surcharge, and the paperwork that can derail a trip before it begins.
Trump Touts ‘Record Refunds’ but Polls Show US Indifferent to Tax Cuts
The Treasury says 30 million seniors claimed an average $7,500 Social Security deduction this tax season — yet a record 70% of Americans still feel they’re paying too much, with inflation quietly erasing the gains.
Visiting Disney World May Cost More Next Year (Depending When You Go)
Magic Kingdom tickets are already hitting $219 for 2027’s peak dates — and holiday pricing for November and December hasn’t even been released yet.
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