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That Tax Calculator Promising a Big Refund? The IRS Says Beware
The IRS is warning taxpayers that scammers have built fake online calculators designed to lure you in with inflated refund estimates — and steal your personal information.
Most Americans Think Social Security Is Going Broke. Is It?
New research from UCLA and Cornell reveals a widespread misunderstanding about what actually happens when the Social Security reserve runs dry.
Think Cruises Are Gross? These Ships Scored a 100 on CDC Inspections
From Royal Caribbean to Celebrity Cruises, a handful of ships earned the cleanest possible bill of health.
How to Get Free Wendy’s Fries and Frosty Tuesday for Michigan Dunk
You don’t need to be a basketball fan to cash in on this deal — just knowing it exists is enough.
Home Insurance Rates Jump 46%, Outpacing Inflation Nationwide
A new report finds home insurance rates rose nearly twice as fast as inflation from 2020 to 2025 — and in some states, the gap was even more dramatic.
Gas Prices Are Skyrocketing. These States Had the Biggest Jumps.
The national average hit $4.12 per gallon this week, up sharply since the Iran war began — and one analyst says prices could keep climbing even higher.
Graco Recalls Select SnugRide Turn & Slide Infant Car Seats
If you bought a Graco SnugRide Turn & Slide car seat at Amazon, Target, or Walmart between January and March, a structural defect in the base means you need to stop using it immediately.
Tax Day Is Near. Here’s How You Can Still Save Money Before Filing.
Tax experts say there’s still time to cut your Tax Day bill — including new breaks from last year’s legislation that most people don’t know about yet.
Wawa Recalls Drinks Over Undeclared Ingredient. See Which Ones.
If you recently bought a Wawa beverage in one of five Mid-Atlantic states, check your purchase — it may contain a milk allergen that wasn’t listed on the label.
Toyota Recalls 73K Hybrid Vehicles. See Affected Model.
If you own a Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid from 2023 to 2025, there’s a free software fix available — but you’ll need to bring it to the dealer.
Are Gold IRAs Safe? What Investors Should Know
With gold prices at record highs, retirement savers are eyeing gold IRAs — but the protections they offer may not be what you’d expect.
Don’t Put Your Savings in These 5 Places, Experts Warn
Is your money tucked away somewhere risky?
What the Class of 2026 Would Happily Give up for Job Security
This year’s graduates are entering a workforce challenged by disruption and uncertainty. Here’s how they’re adapting.
This Yale Professor’s Math Formula Could Change How You Invest for Retirement
Here’s why you might want to rethink the old rules about stock allocation in retirement.
Here’s Who Gets Social Security Payments This Week on April 8
Knowing when to expect your check can help you plan your monthly budget — and this week’s payment date depends entirely on your birthday.
These States Have the Highest and Lowest Income Tax Rates for 2026
Oregon tops the list with a 24.4% total tax burden — nearly 9 points higher than the most tax-friendly state in the country.
Travelers Rethink International Trips With ‘Always Something Going On’
From TSA chaos to geopolitical tensions, a growing share of Americans are juggling tough tradeoffs before booking their next flight abroad.
In-N-Out Is Opening New Locations. See Where.
Four new burger joints are headed to Las Vegas, Tennessee, Utah, and Washington — but the East Coast still isn’t getting any closer to the chain’s famous menu.
Why Travel Rewards Programs Feel Worse Than Ever Now
Airlines now earn more profit from loyalty programs than from flying planes — and that tells you everything about whose interests these programs actually serve.
Need Long-Term Care but Never Planned for It? Here’s a Loophole
Most Americans dread the six-figure cost of nursing home care — but there’s a little-known financial move that could save your savings when crisis strikes.
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