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Does Your Target Look Different? Over 130 Stores Are Being Remodeled
Target is spending $5 billion on its biggest store overhaul in over a decade, with 130+ locations getting expanded grocery sections and new fulfillment upgrades.
Trump Accounts for Kids: A Path to Tax-Free Savings?
More than 6.5 million children are already registered, but financial advisers are split on whether Trump Accounts are worth funding beyond the free $1,000 government seed money.
Half of Americans Get Financial Advice From AI, but Is It Any Good?
An MIT and Stanford study of 1,000 Americans found that AI gives better financial advice to people who already understand money — and consistently steers women toward more conservative investments.
The Travel Advice Experts Say You Should Never Ignore
From commission-chasing travel agents to life-saving State Department warnings, knowing which expert advice to trust — and which to ditch — could make or break your next trip.
New Pancreatic Cancer Drug Nearly Doubles Survival
Daraxonrasib extended median survival to 13.2 months vs. 6.7 months with standard chemo, and eligible patients can now access the drug for free through an FDA expanded access program.
Newsom Proposes $100 Million for Disaster Rebuilding Post LA Fires
California’s new fund would use interest rate buy-downs and loan guarantees to bridge the gap between insurance payouts and LA wildfire rebuilding costs.
Why More Than 130 Texas Cities Can’t Raise Property Taxes in 2026
The Texas AG’s office has blocked over 130 cities from raising property taxes after finding they failed financial audit and transparency requirements under a 2025 state law.
Americans Want Cheap Chinese EVs. Here’s Who Is Preventing Them
The average new EV costs $55,211, but Chinese makers sell comparable models starting at $28,000 — and a bipartisan wall in Congress is keeping them out.
Buc-ee’s Rolls Out New Pay-at-the-Pump Policy. Here’s How It Works
Buc-ee’s now requires credit and debit card users to pay at the pump — a shift that’s raising concerns about pre-authorization holds that can tie up funds for up to 72 hours.
Instant Noodles Recalled Nationwide. See Affected Item
Fly By Jing Creamy Sesame Noodles sold at Whole Foods may contain undisclosed peanuts — check these UPC codes if you have a peanut allergy.
Report: Inflation Pushes Restaurants to Raise Prices. Here’s How Much
The National Restaurant Association reports menu prices rose 3.6% year over year in April — but the overall pace of increase is the slowest in more than a year.
Here’s How Americans Are Really Spending Their Money. What About You?
These spending categories snatch thousands of dollars from the average household in the U.S.
Rates Are Rising — Here Are 5 Things Every Smart Saver Should Be Doing Today
Rates haven’t been this high in nearly a year. Here’s how smart savers are quietly pocketing extra income.
Why Your Lawn Looks Dead in the Summer Even If You Water It — and How to Revive It
Discover the warning signs of heat stress in your lawn and the steps to help it bounce back.
She Took in Her Nephew, Niece and Mom. Could They Find a Home?
Raising her nephew, niece, and mother sent a 55-year-old teacher into foreclosure and bankruptcy — and exposed the financial traps hitting America’s kinship caregivers.
Why Have Grocery Prices Shot Up the Most in 4 Years? We Explain.
Food-at-home costs just notched their biggest monthly jump since 2022 — and multiple simultaneous shocks could push prices even higher in the months ahead.
Allegiant Closes Acquisition of Sun Country: What It Means for Travelers
The $1.5 billion deal creates a combined fleet of 195 planes serving 175 cities — but travelers won’t see any immediate changes to their bookings or loyalty points.
Here’s What to Know About E15 Gas as Congress Seeks Lower Pump Prices
Drivers could save about 25 cents per gallon with E15 — the House just passed a bill for year-round sales, but what exactly is this fuel blend and can your car handle it?
Trump Administration Will Defer $1.3B in Medicaid Funds for CA
California’s attorney general is already threatening legal action, saying the move targets programs that keep seniors and people with disabilities out of nursing homes
How to Rewind Your Monthly Spending Like It’s 1999
Find out where you’re likely spending more money compared to the year 2000 — and how to cut costs.
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