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Medicaid Work Rules Begin in 2027, and Adults 50 to 64 Could Be Hit Hardest
One analysis says the fine print could push coverage losses well above what Congress wrote into law.
5 Ways Inflation and Taxes Are Quietly Cutting a $250,000 Retirement in Half
Sponsored. If you have $250,000 or more saved for retirement, inflation and taxes may already be cutting your real purchasing power in half — before you spend a single dollar. Here’s what serious investors are doing about it.
Escape to This Quiet, Laid-Back Beach Town in Panama
This under-the-radar community offers a laid-back lifestyle.
Why a Lack of a Home Budget Is a Financial Time Bomb — and How to Fix It
You need a home improvement budget, and you can set one up with these simple steps.
10 Easy Grocery Swaps That Will Save You Big Money
Supermarket prices are out of control. Fortunately, a few simple changes can help save your food budget.
What to Expect in a Second Job Interview and How to Nail It, According to Experts
Experts weigh in on how you can make an outstanding impression in a second interview.
Zuckerberg Already Knows Too Much About You. 5 Reasons Not to Hand Him Your Wallet.
Meta’s new AI wants your inbox, your card and your bank account. What’s protecting all that isn’t what you’d think.
$11 Million in Assets and Still Living Month to Month: Ramit Sethi’s Test to Run Before You Retire
A seven-figure net worth didn’t save them. The check that exposed the problem takes an afternoon.
A 10×10 Storage Unit Costs $965 a Year. 6 Signs It’s Time to Empty Yours
Most people rent one for “just a few months.” Years later, the rent has outrun what’s inside.
Your AirTag Knows Where Your Bag Is. So Why Doesn’t the Airline?
Airlines mishandled about 24 million bags in 2025, and experts say a two-tracker strategy plus a few photos at check-in can speed up recovery.
Student Loan Forgiveness Is a Ticking Tax Bomb Again, Study Warns
Borrowers who earn income-driven repayment cancellation could owe an extra $6,000 to nearly $12,000, and low-income families may lose thousands in tax credits.
Social Security Reports Short 7-Minute Phone Waits, but That’s Not the Whole Truth
Here is what the inspector general counted instead, and how to skip the line if you need to.
Half of Pre-Retirees Lack an Updated Retirement Plan. An Advisor Is Not the Only Fix
However, those with advisors feel better prepared.
‘They Were Tracking Us.’ ICE Tracks Protesters in Secret Database
A USA TODAY records lawsuit turned up a 60-entry “Agitator Log” of protesters’ faces, cars and license plates, despite months of official denials.
Cash App $15M Settlement Payments Are Coming. See Who Will Get a Check
The $15 million agreement covers a 2021 breach affecting 8.2 million customers, but only people who filed claims by November 2024 are eligible.
Buyers Want Hybrids as Gas Prices Rise. VW SUV Fans Will Have to Wait
Hybrid sales jumped 23% in a year, while Volkswagen’s two best-selling SUVs may not get gas-saving versions for another two to three years.
5 Things You Should Almost Never Buy in Retirement
These expenses just don’t make sense for most retirees.
The Essential Health Screening Checklist for Women Over 50
You’ve come this far — now prepare yourself for the next half-century.
How to Build a DIY Retirement Plan — and Why You Shouldn’t Do It Alone
You don’t need a professional to help you get your plans on solid ground, but you do need some help.
Workout Drink Recalled for Illegal Amphetamine-Like Substance
The FDA says the powders contain DMAA, a banned stimulant linked to cardiovascular risks; customers can return affected tubs for a full refund.
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