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Beliefs against Borrowing With Interest Limits Options for Some Muslims
With an estimated 25 to 45 Islamic financial institutions serving over 3 million Muslim Americans, finding a mortgage that aligns with the Quranic prohibition on interest remains a difficult — and spiritually fraught — search.
Your Passport May Still Be Valid, but You Could Be Denied Entry
Some countries will turn you away even with a perfectly valid U.S. passport — unless it has at least six months of remaining validity beyond your travel dates.
Financially Stretched Americans Forced to Cut This Beloved Pastime
The average American household spends $69 a month on streaming video subscriptions — and 40% have already started cutting back to cope with inflation.
These Adults-Only Carnival Cruises Are Exclusive. What to Know.
Carnival won’t publish prices or reveal how invitations are sent — but if you qualify for one of its 22 adults-only SEA sailings in 2026, an exclusive offer could land quietly in your inbox.
Is USPS Raising Prices for First-Class Stamps? Here’s What to Know
The Postmaster General had floated a hike as steep as 95 cents, making the proposed 82-cent price — up from 78 cents and effective July 12 — the more modest outcome.
Volkswagen Pulls the Plug on Its Lone US Electric SUV
The ID.4 was the only VW model with rising sales in 2025 — selling 22,373 units — yet the automaker is killing it anyway as a broad industry retreat from electric vehicles accelerates.
Looking for a New Car Under $40K? Check Out the 5 Most Affordable Brands
With the average new car price sitting at $49,275 in March, only five major brands kept their averages below $40,000 — and one of their cheapest models starts at just $20,550.
American Airlines Hikes Bag Fees as Airlines Face Rising Costs
All five major U.S. airlines have now raised bag fees this spring, with American’s third-bag charge jumping $50 to $200 — and basic economy fliers face even steeper changes starting May 18.
USPS Temporarily Stops Pension Payments amid Cash ‘Crisis’
The agency is halting $200 million in biweekly retirement contributions — freeing $2.5 billion in cash — while insisting current and future retirees won’t feel an immediate impact.
Wages Were on Track to Catch Up to Prices in 2026. Why They Might Not.
The Iran war and a hiring slowdown have upended economists’ predictions that 2026 would finally be the year American paychecks pulled even with rising prices — and the worst may be yet to come.
5 Retirement Mistakes That Are Quietly Draining Six-Figure Portfolios
The mistakes that cost the most in retirement are made in the five years before it starts. Here are the five I see most often — and exactly how to fix them.
1.7 Million Bissell Steam Cleaners Recalled. Here’s Why.
The CPSC says loose attachments on two popular models have already burned 161 people — check the model number on the bottom of yours before using it again.
20 Small Cities in America With Red-Hot Real Estate Markets in 2026
Here are the small cities where the housing market is unstoppable.
More than 100 Southwest Employees to Be Impacted as O’Hare Service Ends
Southwest filed a WARN notice covering 107 Chicago-area workers — giving them at least 60 days’ notice and the chance to bid on open positions across the airline’s network.
Amazon to Sell New Weight-Loss Pill Foundayo via Kiosks, Home Delivery
If your insurance covers GLP-1 drugs, Lilly’s new oral weight-loss pill could cost as little as $25 a month through Amazon Pharmacy — here’s how the pricing tiers break down.
US Stock Futures Dip over Shaky Mideast Truce; Inflation in Focus
Rate-cut odds for 2026 collapsed from 56% to just 30% in a single day as ceasefire cracks rattled Wall Street ahead of Thursday’s critical PCE inflation release.
Why the AI Takeover Could Be the Best Thing for Your Professional Future
AI’s rapid advancements might seem intimidating, but they’re ushering in an era full of potential.
18 Products You Absolutely Do Not Need to Buy (Ever)
You can safely leave these products on the store shelf.
The 10 Best Countries in the World to Live and Work in After College (U.S. Isn’t No. 1)
A global index ranks top places around the globe where a degree pays off most.
How to Make Money Off Old Cords and Cables (or Give Them a New Life)
That box of cords sitting in the garage might be worth a few bucks.
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