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4 Health Issues That Precede 99% of Strokes and Heart Attacks
A study of millions of people reveals that cardiovascular events rarely happen without warning signs.
Reward Ripoff: I Have 4 Million Amex Points. 5 Moves I’m Making Before They Lose More Value
I spent decades building this hoard. Amex and the airlines are quietly shrinking it. Here’s my plan.
Why Internet Provider Mergers Are More Popular Than Ever
Find out what the recent upswing in internet provider mergers and acquisitions means for you.
Tariff Refund System Launching Soon. What Does It Mean for Consumers?
A new government portal opening April 20 will begin distributing $127 billion in tariff refunds — but a CFO survey finds most companies have no plans to pass those savings along to shoppers.
Trader Joe’s Class Action Settlement Could Pay You $102. Who’s Eligible?
A 2019 lawsuit over receipts that may have exposed shoppers’ card numbers resulted in a $7.4 million settlement — and eligible customers have until June 9 to file a claim.
Fraud Is on the Rise. Blame AI
A new TransUnion report found that 1 in 6 Americans lost money to digital fraud last year — and AI tools are making these scams faster, cheaper, and more convincing than ever.
6 Ways the Oil Crisis Could Actually Make Your Summer Trip Cheaper
Gas is over $4 a gallon and oil spiked past $100 — but here’s why your summer vacation could get cheaper anyway.
Why Spring May Be the Best Time Yet to Buy an Electric Car
The average new EV discount hit nearly $8,000 in March — nearly matching the federal tax credit Congress axed last fall — and a spring wave of off-lease inventory is stacking even more options on used lots.
Beat the Pain at the Pump With Everyday Strategies From Lawn Care Experts
Take a lesson from lawn care pros who are fast adapting to high gas prices.
7 Refunds You’re Probably Owed Right Now (and How to Claim Each One)
Somewhere right now, the government could be sitting on money with your name on it.
Here Are 7 Options for Free or Cheap Financial Advice
Getting personalized guidance from a certified financial planner doesn’t have to cost a cent — and one option lets you hand over your entire portfolio to a robo-advisor for zero fees.
Airlines Warn That Jet Fuel Is Running Low Ahead of Summer Vacation
Experts say a prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz — already cutting off 20% of the global oil supply — could slash available airline seats by 30-40% worldwide, with U.S. travelers facing canceled flights and higher bag fees this summer.
Mercedes-Benz Recalls over 24K Vehicles. See Affected Models
Owners of these luxury sedans and coupes could lose engine power without any warning while driving — and the fix must come from an authorized dealer before June 2.
Live Nation Operated as Monopoly, Overcharged Customers, Jury Finds
Court filings also revealed a ticketing employee discussing “robbing” customers “blind” — and a judge will now decide how much Live Nation owes in consumer restitution.
Nail Polish Remover Sold on Amazon Recalled. See Product
About 4,000 units of a gel nail polish remover sold on Amazon contain methylene chloride — a chemical outright banned in cosmetics — and the FDA is urging buyers to stop using it immediately.
Gas Prices Are Dropping. These States Are Seeing the Biggest Relief
Indiana drivers just scored a 25-cent-per-gallon drop in a single week — and analysts say the summer fuel switchover could push prices even lower in the days ahead.
Bigger Tax Refunds Aren’t Changing How People Buy New Cars
With the average new car now priced at $49,275 — nearly $10,000 more than what most refund shoppers say they can afford — here’s how the gap between tax season windfalls and dealership sticker prices is playing out.
Avis Car Rental Settlement Could Pay You Up to $5K. Check Eligibility
Avis suffered a data breach in August 2024 that exposed credit card numbers, driver’s licenses, and more — and affected U.S. customers have until June 21 to file a claim for up to $5,000.
Drinking This Type of Milk Could Be Terrible for Your Heart
Choosing the wrong type of dairy might increase your risk of dying from cardiovascular problems, a large study shows.
Which Cities Have Most Affordable Rent in US? See Where Atlanta Ranks
In the most affordable U.S. cities, renters spend just 15% of monthly income on housing — less than half the burden renters carry in the priciest markets.
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