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Checking in a Second Bag Could Now Cost You More on American Airlines
American Airlines now charges more for second checked bags paid at the airport, but offers discounts for travelers who prepay online.
Why IRS Tax Refunds After Death Can Take Over a Year and What to Do
Data shows that the IRS took an average of 444 days to issue refunds to deceased taxpayers’ beneficiaries between 2021 and 2024, far longer than the typical 21-day wait.
Trump Orders Temporary 10% Global Tariff to Replace Duties Struck Down by US Supreme Court
President Donald Trump announced a temporary 10% global tariff for 150 days under the Trade Act of 1974 to replace emergency duties previously struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Did Your Dog Make the List? 12 Popular Breeds With Puppy Prices That Rival a Monthly Mortgage
Their devotion is priceless. Bringing them home isn’t. How much are you willing to pay?
4 Issues to Watch After Supreme Court Ruling Overturns Trump Tariffs
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn a significant portion of President Donald Trump’s tariff policy has raised concerns regarding the impact on domestic budgeting, international negotiations, and the timeline for importer refunds.
Tax Refunds Are Big This Year, IRS Data Show. Here’s How Big.
The average tax refund is up nearly 11% this year and the numbers are expected to climb even higher.
Trump Issues Order Declaring Glyphosate National Defense Priority
Trump’s executive order prioritizes domestic glyphosate production while granting limited immunity to manufacturers, sparking controversy within his own MAHA movement that has criticized pesticide use.
When Do We Spring Forward? Get Ready for Daylight Saving Time
Here’s how to prepare your body for the adjustment.
The Supreme Court Just Killed Trump’s Tariffs: 5 Ways Your Wallet Wins
The high court just nuked the president’s sweeping trade taxes. Here’s how it affects your bank account.
Social Security Fairness Act: Unfair Taxes and the Bill That Aims to Fix It
The Social Security Fairness Act helped millions of retirees get higher benefits, but those retroactive payments may have triggered hefty tax bills that a new bipartisan bill aims to eliminate.
Business Celebrates Win Over Trump Tariffs, but Refunds Will Take Time
Businesses celebrated a U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning Trump’s emergency tariffs, but experts warn that the process of refunding billions of dollars in duties will be slow and complex.
Wall St Rises After Landmark US Supreme Court Ruling Against Trump’s Tariffs
U.S. stocks rallied on Friday, led by the Nasdaq, after the Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s global tariffs, providing relief to investors amid earlier concerns about weak economic data.
From Longshot Lawsuit to Landmark Ruling: How a Family Toy Business Took on Trump’s Tariffs
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act after a legal challenge led by family-owned toy business Learning Resources Inc.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Feb. 20
Here is a quick roundup of the biggest financial news of this week, courtesy of Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
The Best Places to Buy Pet Medicines (and Keep More of Your Cash)
Stop overpaying at the vet’s office. Here’s how to safely shop around and slash the cost of your pet’s prescriptions.
The 2 Habits That Matter Most When It Comes to Avoiding Cancer
A new WHO analysis reveals that more than a third of cancer cases are preventable — and two common habits are the biggest culprits.
This Drink Can Lower Your Dementia Risk. Here’s How Many Cups Harvard Researchers Say It Takes.
A daily habit you probably already enjoy could be doing more than just waking you up — it might be protecting your brain.
How ICE Raids Could Endanger Aging Americans’ Finances
Stricter border policies are driving up costs and leaving vulnerable seniors at risk.
US Economic Growth Likely Slowed to a Still-Brisk Pace in Fourth Quarter
U.S. economic growth likely slowed to a still-solid pace in the fourth quarter due to government shutdown disruptions and moderated consumer spending, while tax cuts and AI investments are expected to drive activity this year.
How to Qualify for the New $25,000 Tip Deduction on 2025 Taxes
A new temporary deduction allows eligible tipped workers to claim up to $25,000 on their 2025 federal tax returns, provided they file a specific form and meet income thresholds.
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