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‘Neither Snow nor Rain’ Stops the Mail. But USPS Has a Bigger Problem
The Postal Service has lost $109 billion since 2007, and its postmaster general says the current business model is ‘unsustainable’ — here’s what’s at stake.
Her Scooter Was Damaged on a Flight. She Says It Keeps Happening.
Airlines damaged nearly 10,000 mobility devices in 2025 — and disabled travelers say the system forces them to choose between flying and keeping their equipment intact.
Car Ownership Costs Are Causing Financial Strain for Americans
Insurance premiums are up 37.5% since 2021, and nearly 4 in 10 Americans now say owning a car has become a luxury they simply can’t afford.
Here’s Who Gets Social Security Payments on May 20
If your birthday falls between the 11th and 20th of the month, your May Social Security check is due Wednesday — plus the full SSI payment schedule through the end of 2026.
Americans Are ‘Frustrated’ With ‘Struggling’ Economy in New Poll
A new CBS News/YouGov poll finds Trump’s inflation approval at a record low of 27% — and more than three-quarters of Americans say their income isn’t keeping pace with rising prices.
Enoki Mushrooms Recalled for Potential Listeria Contamination
Two brands of enoki mushrooms sold in multiple states — IQ Enoki Mushrooms and HH Fresh Trading — tested positive for listeria, a bacterium that poses serious risks to older adults and people with weakened immune systems.
The 4% Rule Is Now the 4.7% Rule. That Matters for Your Retirement.
The man who invented the 4% retirement rule says it’s time for an upgrade — and the new number means retirees may be able to spend more safely than they thought.
Another IRS COVID Refund Deadline Nears. This Time for Businesses.
Tens of thousands of businesses that had Employee Retention Credit claims rejected by the IRS are facing a fast-closing two-year window — and once it expires, the IRS is legally barred from issuing the refund.
Bank of America Agrees to $2.25 Million Settlement in ATM Fee Lawsuit
Bank of America customers who used 7-Eleven ATMs between 2018 and 2021 could automatically receive cash — no claim form required for current account holders.
Movies for Under $2? Regal, Cinemark Announce Summer Deals
Regal Cinemas and Cinemark are both launching summer family film programs starting June 1, with tickets as low as $1 — plus concession discounts to sweeten the deal.
Nothing but Stocks in Your 401(k)? Rebalance Before It’s Too Late
With the S&P 500 nearly quadrupling over the past decade, many retirement savers are unknowingly carrying far more stock risk than their goals allow.
Rivian’s $45k R2 SUV Is Delayed Until 2027. Here’s Why.
Rivian confirmed the affordable $45,000 base version of its R2 SUV won’t arrive until 2027, while pricier configurations are set to launch first in the first half of 2026.
Organic Ice Cream Recalled in Several States. See Affected Items
Straus Family Creamery is pulling six flavors from shelves in 17 states after metal fragments turned up in certain production runs.
Is Silver or Gold the Better Investment in 2026?
Gold hit record demand in 2025 while silver had one of its strongest price runs in decades — but the two metals serve very different roles in a portfolio.
Should You Add Precious Metals to Your Retirement Account in 2026?
Gold and silver are hitting record highs in 2026, but financial advisors warn retirement savers to keep precious metals at 10% or less — and to watch for high-pressure sales pitches.
Fidelity Settlement Payouts up to $5K. See Who Qualifies
A 2024 data breach exposed information for more than 163,000 Fidelity customers — now a $2.5 million settlement could put money back in their pockets.
3 Legal Documents That Women Are Sorely Lacking — Including the Most Important One of All
Most women lack these crucial legal documents that could save their families from costly and unnecessary chaos during difficult times.
Priority Gold Review: Services, Fees and What to Know
Priority Gold helps investors roll over retirement accounts into physical metals, but its markup pricing isn’t posted online — and annual IRA fees can reach $300 before you buy a single ounce.
Thousands of Latinos Could Lose Health Coverage in Florida. Here’s Why
Federal cuts to Medicaid and ACA funding could strip health insurance from 858,000 Floridians — and 4 million Latinos nationwide — over the next decade.
These Are 2 of the Safest Cars You Can Buy in 2026
Out of 14 vehicles tested in the latest IIHS round, only a hybrid sedan starting at $28,550 and one mid-size SUV earned the coveted Top Safety Pick+ award.
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