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Your Thanksgiving Meal Is Going to Cost Less This Year
Wells Fargo puts a 10-person meal at $78.93, but beverages push the total to $127.54, and pumpkin pie posts the steepest increase.
Veterans Day Is Wednesday. Here’s Where Veterans Eat Free
Starbucks, Applebee’s and Denny’s are among the chains offering free meals or coffee on Nov. 11, but most deals require proof of service.
Priority Mail Costs up to $9.10 More a Box. 6 Ways to Ship Gifts for Less
The post office raised holiday shipping prices. How much you actually pay depends on a few choices most people never make.
Starbucks Unveils 4 Unbearably Cute Bearista Surprise Cup Characters
Each blind-box cup comes with a personality card, but you won’t know which of five designs you got until you open it.
It’s National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day: See Deals From Popeyes, More
Several chains offer a sandwich for as little as $2 today, but most of the best deals require an app or rewards sign-up.
1 in 3 Drivers Is Uninsured or Underinsured. Check This Line on Your Policy
A crash you didn’t cause can still leave you holding the bill. Your coverage decides who pays.
Regret Claiming Social Security Early? You Get One Do-Over. 5 Rules
There’s a way to undo the biggest Social Security decision you’ll make. It works once, the clock is short, and the price surprises people.
Why Paying Off a Mortgage Early Could Be the Wrong Move
Roughly 1 in 4 homeowners pay extra on their mortgage, but if your loan carries a sub-3% rate, that cash may work harder somewhere else.
Price Dropped? 3 Big Stores Will Refund the Difference — If You Ask
Black Friday prices started early, and some may keep falling. A few stores hand back the difference — if you ask before a clock you didn’t know about runs out.
10 of the Best Places to Retire in Arizona (From Tiny Towns to Tucson)
Retirement living choices abound in the Grand Canyon State’s big cities, small towns, forested mountains and sun-drenched desert.
Your Travel Voucher May Be Worth Less Than You Think
Airlines and hotels have found a quiet way to keep your money after things go wrong — and it hinges on a voucher they’re betting you’ll never use.
How to Get the Most Benefit from Eating Toast
A slice can supply fiber, B vitamins and iron, but only if the label passes three checks dietitians say matter most.
Social Security’s Under Threat. Can New Senators Save It?
The trust fund is forecast to run dry in 2032, and an automatic 22% benefit cut could cost a newly retired average couple $16,900 a year.
Here’s How to Buy and Sell Stocks Like a Member of Congress
Lawmakers can take up to 45 days to disclose a trade, so by the time copycats hear about it, the market has already moved.
Death Doesn’t Stop Bills from Coming, but You Don’t Have to Pay Them All
When a loved one dies, the bills keep coming — but experts say many can be delayed, negotiated down, or never paid at all.
The Flu Strain Driving This Season’s Unusually Early Spread
Flu activity started climbing in late August, and wastewater data shows the earliest onset in at least four years, driven by a mutated H1N1 strain.
The Priciest Cars to Insure Cost up to $4,445 More a Year Than the Cheapest
Your next car could tack thousands onto your insurance bill before you even drive it home.
How Applicant Tracking Systems Are Pushing Job Seekers to the Breaking Point
Employers are dropping the ball on applicants, who feel an agonizing lack of visibility.
Hertz Lets You Test a Car for 3 Days Before You Decide to Buy
Hertz’s TestDrive+ lets shoppers rent a used car for three days, with rental fees waived if they buy it. Here’s how the process works.
Every Tax Bracket Is Going Up in 2027. Here’s Where You’ll Land
Another year brings another inflation adjustment for the thresholds that determine how much you owe Uncle Sam.
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