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Young, Photogenic, and Followed by Millions. Should You Take Their Financial Advice?
It takes more than a pretty, young face to influence a boomer.
Older Americans Own a Third of US Homes. How Should They Pass Them On?
Boomers hold $13.8 trillion in home equity, and estate lawyers say many families are choosing the wrong tool to pass it on.
The Two Airlines That Have Grown the Most Since Spirit Shuttered
Average domestic airfares hit $510 this summer — up from $432 last year — as JetBlue and Frontier rush to fill the gap Spirit left behind.
Social Security Recipients May Lose $500 Monthly in 2032, Report Says
A new analysis finds 70 million Americans could see benefits cut by 24% if Congress doesn’t act before the Social Security trust fund runs dry in 2032.
Norwegian Cruise Line Cancels Months of Cruises on Viva
Affected passengers are being offered full refunds and a 10% future cruise credit after Norwegian scrapped nearly three months of Norwegian Viva sailings set for late 2027.
New Illnesses Reported in Salmonella Outbreak Linked to ‘Super Greens’
Authorities reopened a salmonella probe after 22 new cases emerged, raising the total to 119 illnesses tied to ‘super greens’ supplements still in store shelves.
Nissan Recalls over 50,000 Vehicles. See Affected Models
More than 51,000 Nissan Kicks owners may face a dangerous dashboard blackout — here’s whether your vehicle is affected and how to get a free fix.
76% of People Don’t Get Enough of This Vital Nutrient — and Often Need a Supplement
Most people worldwide aren’t getting enough of a nutrient linked to heart health, cancer prevention and brain function.
16 Early-Morning Jobs for People Who Wake up With the Sun
These gigs are great for folks who naturally rise early every day.
11 of the Safest Cars Under $20K That You Can Buy for Your Teen Driver
IIHS and Consumer Reports screened 29 used vehicles for crash-test ratings and pedestrian-detection tech — these 11 make the cut, starting at $13,200.
The Rent Is So High, Even Suburbanites Are Taking Roommates
Half of U.S. renters are now cost-burdened, and adults in their 40s and 50s are the fastest-growing group turning to roommates to cut housing costs.
Ford Issues Do Not Drive Warning for over 4K Vehicles. See Models
Owners of 2021-2026 Ford Bronco Sports and Mavericks are being told not to drive at all — a factory defect can cause the front wheel to disconnect while the vehicle is moving.
14 Things You Cannot Return to Amazon (Buyer Beware)
The retailer’s return policy does not cover everything you buy there — and you might be surprised by some of the exclusions.
I Tested Cheap Cleaning Products From Dollar Tree — Why I’ll Never Buy These 4 Again
I bought a cartload of cleaning supplies and put them to the test. These failed.
Why Your Lawn Isn’t a Deep, Dark Green — and 7 Steps to Get It There
Be the envy of your neighbors after you follow these tips for deep green turf grass.
7 Purchases That Will Pay for Your Costco Membership
Buying certain big-ticket items from Costco can easily pay for your annual membership fee.
A Protein Powder Shortage Is Looming. Maybe It’s Time to Eat Actual Protein
Whey protein powder prices jumped nearly 60% in a single month — but experts say whole foods like eggs, beans, and fish can deliver the same benefits for less.
5 Reasons to Consider Panama for Overseas Property Investment
Investor-friendly policies and a growing middle class are just two strong reasons to consider buying real estate in Panama.
Discover What Can Happen to Your Finances When You Practice Gratitude
Approaching your finances from a place of gratitude can have a meaningful impact on your bottom line.
The 4% Rule Is No Longer Safe for Retirees. Here’s How to Make Your Nest Egg Last.
Learn why the traditional 4% rule may be outdated and strategies to help you maximize your retirement income.
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