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8 Aldi Foods That Are Better Than the Brand-Name Versions
Try some of these Aldi-brand favorites the next time you shop at the discount grocery store chain.
28 Ways to Invest for Retirement From America’s Top Experts (Including Warren Buffett)
This is where you find sound financial tips from trustworthy sources.
Parent PLUS Borrowers Risk Forgiveness, Repayment Options After July 1
Parent PLUS loan holders who don’t consolidate into a Direct Consolidation Loan before July 1 will permanently lose access to income-driven repayment plans and Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
Is the Stock Market Open or Closed on Juneteenth 2026? See Schedule
United States stock markets will be closed Friday, June 19, for Juneteenth — and the NYSE and Nasdaq won’t reopen until Monday, June 22.
17 Water-Saving Tips to Reduce Your Bill This Summer
Learn how you can better conserve water this summer, both indoors and outside.
4 Insurance Policies That Protect You and 3 That Were Designed to Let Strangers Cash in on Your Death
You can insure almost anything, but should you?
Is Going Back to an Old Job a Smart Move — or a Step Backward?
A recent survey reveals the deep divide among workers considering returning to a former employer.
The Reality of Romance After 60: Love, Lucre and Lifestyle
Falling in love later in life can make your life better or worse. A little forethought decides which.
How Long Should You Keep Your Tax Documents? The Answer Might Surprise You
Tax experts weigh in on what you need to keep and for how long.
6 Reasons Your Partner’s Phone Bugs You — Even Though You’re Scrolling Too
You scroll too, so why does it sting when your partner does it? The answer isn’t what you’d guess.
How to Say Goodbye in Portuguese (and Sound Like a Local)
Here’s how the locals bid farewell, from formal to casual.
Why National Parks Aren’t Free on Juneteenth
The National Park Service quietly swapped Juneteenth off its fee-free calendar, replacing it with Flag Day — which also happens to be President Trump’s birthday.
Visit California State Historic Parks for Free with Special Pass
California’s free Historian Passport — normally $50 — gives up to four guests unlimited access to 52 historic sites through July 6.
Sleep Number Files Bankruptcy, Plans $415M Sale
The smart-bed giant entered Chapter 11 with $672 million in debt — and has a $415 million deal that could reshape the North American mattress market.
Trump Targets Hospital Prices in ‘Anticompetitive’ Contracts
Banning the secret contracts hospitals use to block cheaper competitors could save families $1,755 a year in premiums, a new White House report finds.
YNAB Review: Features, Pricing and Is It Worth It?
YNAB earns a 4.8-star App Store rating from more than 80,000 users — but at $14.99 a month, is this zero-based budgeting app worth the cost?
61.4M Expected to Drive for July 4, Despite Costs. See the Worst Times
Gas prices are at a four-year high and flights cost 5% more, but 72.2 million Americans are still hitting the road and skies for July 4.
How to Become a Paid Caregiver for Your Loved One
Here’s how you can earn money while taking care of an elderly friend or family member.
15 Tips for Making the Smartest Social Security Decisions
Get the most out of Social Security by using these easy tips.
4 Foods That May Help You Avoid Cancer — and Why
Help deter cell damage with these delicious changes to your daily diet.
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