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Overspending on Streaming Services? Here Are 3 Ways to Rein It In
For many Americans, streaming spending is starting to look like the cable bills they wanted out of.
Here’s the New Longevity Target Most Americans Don’t Budget For
Discover how longer lifespans are reshaping retirement planning and how long your finances need to hold out.
Starbucks Announces Red Cup Day Date, Return of Viral Bearista Cups
Starbucks’ collectible reusable cup arrives Tuesday, Nov. 17, and last year’s bonus was a 10-cent discount for bringing any cup back.
Scare Up a Halloween Food Deal. See Where to Find Freebies, Discounts
Burger King’s BOGO Whopper Jr., Krispy Kreme’s costume-day freebie, and a $6 Chipotle entrée highlight the deals stretching across Halloween weekend.
Bank of America’s CEO Says Customers Can Get ‘4%+’ on Spare Cash. Most Savings Accounts Don’t Come Close
The typical U.S. savings account still pays well under 1%, and closing the gap comes down to one decision.
11 Insurers Are Leaving Obamacare Markets for 2027. Is Yours One of Them?
If your insurer is leaving and you do nothing by Dec. 15, a plan you didn’t choose could start Jan. 1.
Home Repair Costs Jumped 76% in a Decade. 6 Ways to Keep Your Costs Down
Three-quarters of these projects are paid for straight out of savings, but you can minimize those withdrawals.
Social Security Payments Go Out Oct. 28. Who Gets One?
Payments on the fourth Wednesday go to beneficiaries born between the 21st and 31st, and SSI arrives two days early this month.
‘They Make People Feel Less Vulnerable’: Why Americans Side Hustle
A laid-off Nashville publicist now earns about $4,000 a month driving riders, and he’s considering making that side hustle his main gig.
Here Are 5 Reasons Why a $1,000 Car Payment Is a Bad Idea
Edmunds finds more than 20% of new-car borrowers now take on four-figure monthly payments, and the real cost can climb toward $1,500.
The Healthiest Types of Halloween Candy, According to Experts
A single package of Reese’s peanut butter cups holds 21 grams of added sugar, more than double the federal per-meal guideline.
Clocks Fall Back Nov. 1. 6 Ways to Keep It From Wrecking Your Sleep
Everybody loves the extra hour. Stanford researchers say the switch itself is the problem, and the fix starts the morning after.
More Wonka Candy Is Coming to Life. Here’s How to Win a Golden Ticket
Ferrero’s new limited-edition Wonka treats hit stores in November, and a QR code offers a shot at a trip for four to Las Vegas.
A Record 769,000 Fidelity Savers Are Now 401(k) Millionaires. What Changes When the Balance Is That Big?
The tax break that helped the money grow comes due in retirement, on a schedule you do not fully control.
‘Leaky Gut’ Isn’t a Medical Diagnosis. Here’s What It Really Means
Social media blames ‘leaky gut’ for everything from bloating to eczema, but no reliable test can identify it, and the real culprit is what matters.
Why Women Delay Mammograms – and How 2 Radiologists Hope to Help
Radiologists are redesigning screening around pain, anxiety and scheduling, and one is testing a 30-second CT scan as a mammogram alternative.
Our Dog Is Turning 10. How Much Would I Spend to Extend His Life?
Vet bills for a dying pet can run into the thousands, and Rover puts lifetime pet costs at $39,350 for a medium-sized dog.
Is the American Dream Now a Brokerage Account?
Americans now hold 48.2% of their financial assets in stocks, more than double their share in real estate, Federal Reserve data shows.
How Hot You Drink Your Tea May Affect Heart Health
Drinking tea at least three days a week was tied to an 11% lower risk of vascular disease, but scalding-hot tea pointed the other way.
Marijuana Legalization Tied to Rise in Heart Hospitalizations, Study Finds
Hospital admissions for heart rhythm problems, heart failure and heart attacks rose faster in 13 Western states after cannabis sales became legal.
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