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TrumpIRA Site Broadens Access to Retirement Plans. How to Enroll
Millions of workers without a workplace retirement plan will soon be able to open an IRA through a new government website — and may qualify for up to $1,000 in annual matching funds.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending May 1, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
Trump Says, “The Whole World, Unfortunately, Has Become Somewhat of a Casino” After U.S. Soldier Arrested for Winning Bet Using Classified Information
Insider betting takes on a whole new meaning when you helped plan the mission you bet on.
Almost Half of New Retirees Got Pushed Out Early — 7 Ways to Be Ready
Most workers expect to retire at 65. The data says you probably won’t make it. Here’s what to do.
Exercising at This Time of Day May Lower Your Blood Pressure by Nearly Twice as Much
Research says this matters almost as much as whether you work out at all, especially if you’re already at risk for heart disease.
Electric Pickup and Hybrid SUVs Power Kia’s Push for More U.S. Sales
Kia is rolling out a hybrid Telluride and a sub-$40,000 EV SUV — plus its first-ever American-style pickup by 2030 to crack 1 million U.S. sales.
When Does Hurricane Season Start? Do These Things Before June 1
Most people stock batteries before a hurricane — but a 30-day insurance deadline and 9 other less-obvious prep steps could be far more important.
US Prescription Spending Could Top $1 Trillion. GLP-1s Lead the Way
GLP-1 drugs powered a 13% prescription spending surge in 2025, and a new ASHP report says American drug costs could blow past $1 trillion this year.
FDA Proposes Curbs on Mass Copycats of Novo, Lilly’s Weight-Loss Drugs
The FDA’s proposal to remove semaglutide and tirzepatide from a key compounding list could raise prices for millions of Americans using cheaper GLP-1 alternatives.
What Are the Fastest Selling Used EVs and Hybrids as Gas Prices Rise?
Used hybrid demand is up 41.8% this year — and some models are selling in under 28 days as gas prices hit $4.30 a gallon.
Will Gas Prices Drop This Year? Here’s What Experts Are Saying
The national average just hit $4.30 a gallon — up from $3.18 a year ago — and experts warn there may be no real relief until 2027.
This Is America’s Favorite Big-Box Store (and It’s Not Walmart or Target)
Target held the top spot last year, but a renovated rival takes the crown.
5 Things to Know About Trump’s New Retirement Plan — Including a $1,000 Government Match
Tens of millions of workers have no retirement plan. Trump’s new order aims to fix that — plus a $1,000 government match to sweeten the deal.
Nasal Spray Sold Nationwide Recalled by Bayer. See Affected Products
Bayer is recalling 786,100 travel-size Afrin nasal spray bottles sold at airports and convenience stores since 2024, citing inadequate child-resistant packaging.
U.S. Economic Growth Rebounds in First Quarter of 2026
GDP grew 2% annualized in Q1 2026 — better than last year’s contraction but below forecasts — as surging energy prices from the Iran war cloud the outlook.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Settlement Payments to Begin. Are You Getting One?
About 6 million claims were filed in Blue Cross Blue Shield’s $2.67 billion antitrust settlement — and checks averaging around $333 start going out in May.
Sam’s Club Hikes Membership Prices, Here’s What Changes
Starting May 1, Club memberships jump from $50 to $60 and Plus from $110 to $120 — but Plus members get a $250 bigger cash-back ceiling as a trade-off.
5 Career Paths That AI Can’t Touch — and Why Students Are Rushing to Them
AI just torched entry-level jobs in tech and business. Here’s where smart students are putting their tuition dollars now.
We Tested the 2026 Lexus RZ. Here’s Who Should Buy It
Starting at $47,295, Lexus’ only fully-electric SUV offers 301 miles of range and charges from 10% to 80% in just 30 minutes — but it’s built for a very specific buyer.
When to Expect Your Social Security Payment for May. See Schedule.
Your May payment arrives on May 13, 20, or 27 — the exact date hinges on your birthday, and recipients from before 1997 follow a separate schedule entirely.
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