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Being in the Sandwich Generation Is Costly. Here’s How Much.
A new study reveals that families caring for both kids and aging parents rack up an average of $64,000 in debt every year — and in one state, care costs alone exceed the median household income.
Trump’s Treasury Boss Visits NY Diner, Downplays Gas-Price Surge as ‘Blip’
Gas prices just posted their biggest monthly spike since 1967 — a record 21.2% jump — but the Treasury secretary says it’s nothing to worry about, while the people actually paying for it aren’t so sure.
Wayfair to Open Its First Physical Store in Florida
The 94,000-square-foot Fort Lauderdale location will tailor its merchandise to South Florida lifestyles — and promises free delivery on the big stuff like sofas and dining sets.
10 Free Services You Didn’t Know Social Security Offers
There’s more to the Social Security Administration than just dishing out retirement benefits.
More Than 350,000 Vitamins, Iron Supplements Recalled. See Brands.
Iron-containing pills from 11 popular brands — sold everywhere from Amazon to Ulta Beauty — lacked the child-resistant packaging required by federal law.
See the Lowest – and Highest – Gas Prices Across the US
California gas hit $5.92 a gallon and the national average spiked 21% in a single month — the biggest monthly jump since records began in 1967, with no quick relief in sight.
Want to Rent Your Home for World Cup? Airbnb Tracker Estimates Profit
Airbnb’s new profit tracker shows homeowners near World Cup venues could pocket an average of $3,700 — and a $750 sign-up bonus sweetens the deal for first-time hosts.
Gas Price Spikes Led to Uptick in EV Searches. So Where Are the Sales?
Gas jumped more than $1 per gallon in just five weeks — but Edmunds data shows the surge in EV browsing still hasn’t pushed shoppers off the fence.
I Worked at a Grocery Store for 20 Years: 8 Things You Should Never Buy Full Price
Two decades behind the register taught me the brutal truth about sticker prices — and which items are basically always on sale.
The 20 Hottest Real Estate Markets in America
High prices and fluctuating interest rates can’t keep these housing markets down.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending April 10, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
Buyer’s Markets in the U.S.? Here Are 8 Surprising Metros
Eight major metros — mostly pandemic-era boomtowns in Florida, Texas, and Atlanta — have flipped to buyer’s territory, and experts say the negotiating leverage is only going to get stronger.
Recent Jobs Data Shows Where the Best Opportunities Are Now
This analysis digs into the top jobs, fastest-growing industries and cities with the most hiring.
Amazon Adds Fuel Surcharge for Sellers. But Will You Have to Pay More?
A 3.5% fee hitting Amazon sellers starting April 17 averages just $0.17 per unit — but experts warn the real price increases could creep up on shoppers quietly and without warning.
Why Gen Z Workers View Their Current Roles as Just Stepping Stones
Employers who fail to meet Gen Z’s workplace expectations risk losing these workers.
The Smart Case for Retiring Earlier Than You Think
There’s a better way to think about retirement.
14 Things You Should Throw Out the Day You Retire — Before They Drain Your Savings
Hang on to these relics of your working life and watch your retirement money vanish.
Got an Old Car Seat? Target Offers 20% Off
Starting April 19, Target will take any old car seat — expired, broken, or damaged — right off your hands and hand back a 20% discount on select baby gear through May 2.
17 Items You Should Always Buy in Bulk (and 8 That’ll Just Rot Before You Finish Them)
Stocking up at Costco or Sam’s Club can save thousands — or throw your money straight into the trash. Know the difference.
New USDA Food Pyramid Could Add $1,000 to Your Grocery Bill
Only 2 in 5 Americans know the USDA updated its dietary guidelines — and for households that do switch, food economists say the annual grocery tab could jump by more than $1,000.
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