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8 Things to Buy at Dollar Tree for the Summer
No matter your summertime plans, you likely could use some of these highly affordable products.
7 Things You Really Shouldn’t Clean With Paper Towels
Paper towels are a household staple, but for these specific tasks, reach for another option.
10 Red Flags of a Toxic Boss — and Tips for Working With One
Bad leadership can make any job harder. Learn how to cope and the signs it’s time to walk away.
Make This Car-Shopping Mistake, and You Risk Getting a Terrible Deal
Walking in knowing exactly what you want feels smart. But a recent study says the opposite.
The Price Gen Z Is Paying for Turning to Social Media for Career Advice
This generation’s reliance on viral advice is leading to costly professional missteps.
In Search of Paradise: What Mice Tell Us About Life in a Perfect World
Counting down to lazy days and zero responsibility? Be careful what you wish for in retirement.
Here’s Who Gets Social Security Payments on June 10
If your birthday falls between the 1st and 10th of the month, a Social Security check is heading your way Wednesday — and here’s the full 2026 SSI payment schedule.
Last Chance to File Claims in Trader Joe’s Settlement. How to Get Money
Trader Joe’s shoppers who made a purchase between March and July 2019 may be owed up to $102 from a $7.4 million class-action settlement — but the claim deadline is June 9.
The Best Gold Dealers of 2026 for Your Investments
USA TODAY scored 10 gold dealers on pricing, reputation, and buyback policies — here’s which firms stand out for bullion buyers and gold IRA investors.
‘No Reason’ to Raise Interest Rates after Jobs Report, Trump Says
Markets fell after May’s stronger-than-expected jobs report of 172,000 new positions, pushing traders to expect a rate hike — not a cut — this year.
Maybe We Don’t All Need $1 Million to Retire, After All
The typical American retires with just $126,000 in savings — yet surveys find 82% of retirees say they’re living comfortably.
Judge Halts Trump SNAP Funding Restrictions in Lawsuit by 20 States
A federal judge blocked Trump administration conditions that threatened $74 billion in USDA funding for 39 million SNAP recipients and other nutrition programs.
Job Numbers Are Up, but See Which Companies Are Still Cutting
With 250 mass layoff notices hitting 32,000 workers in May, economists warn the job market has reached a ‘precariously stable’ tipping point.
Target Recalls Baby Wipes, Cites Risk of ‘Life-Threatening Infections’
Target’s Up & Up baby wipes are being pulled from shelves after FDA testing found bacteria strains that can cause life-threatening sepsis and pneumonia in newborns and immunocompromised users.
Here’s How I Make $1,000 a Month Selling Thrift Store Finds Online
A professional thrift shopper explains the basics of how to resell secondhand items online.
Separate Checks? 7 Money Tips for Older Daters
From splitting the bill to dodging romance scams, here’s what AARP and financial experts say older adults need to know before their next date.
6 Trump Family Crypto Bets Getting Crushed in Bitcoin’s Crash (and Why They’re Still Winning)
Bitcoin’s below $62K. The Trump family is bleeding billions on paper — but they already cashed out. Investors didn’t.
Trump Explores Federal Government Acquiring Shares in AI Companies
Trump is discussing having the government take equity stakes in AI firms, with investment returns potentially flowing to American households as dividends.
5 Ways to Tap Home Equity in Retirement and 7 Reasons You Might Need To
Learn your options for accessing home equity and when it makes sense to use it.
11 Things I Wish I Knew Before Renovating Property Overseas
If you’re investing in property abroad, don’t learn these lessons the hard way.
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