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I Tried the Unhealthiest Groceries at Dollar Tree. Here’s Why I’d Skip These 7 Items
I set out to find the unhealthiest foods to avoid at Dollar Tree. These top the list.
Flu Season Is Arriving Months Early. Here’s Where It’s Spreading
Flu is rising in all 50 states, and 60% of wastewater samples tested positive for influenza A this October, up from 20% last year.
9 of the Best Seasonal Essentials to Grab at Costco This Autumn
No tricks, just treats at the popular wholesale club this time of year.
Got an IRS Denial Letter for COVID Tax Refund? Don’t Give Up Just Yet
A pending court case could still recover penalties for millions, but the IRS letter you received may start a two-year clock to sue.
14 State Park Systems That Offer Senior Discounts
You don’t necessarily have to go far or spend much to enjoy the finest of the outdoors.
Bought Dr. Squatch Products? You May Qualify in $9 Million Settlement
Customers who bought the soap, body wash, or shampoo between 2018 and 2026 can file a claim by Nov. 27, though payout amounts remain unknown.
Young Men Were Sextorted. The Firm That Claimed to Help Was Shut Down
The FTC says Digital Forensics charged victims $1,499 to $20,000 for takedown services it often never delivered, then posted fake reviews.
Why Health Insurance Premiums Are Rising — and What You Can Do About It
Health care premiums are on the rise this year. Find out what your options are now.
Most Americans Get These 3 Longevity Questions Wrong. Their Retirement Accounts Are Paying for It.
If you fail this quiz, you might be underfunding your retirement.
6 Reasons to Think Twice Before Buying a Hypoallergenic Dog
Don’t believe the hype. Your allergies won’t thank you.
15 of the Biggest Product Flops in American History (How Many Do You Remember?)
How many of these spectacular failures do you recall?
6 Reasons Americans Are Losing Faith in Retirement — and the 1 Fix That Actually Works
Retirement confidence just hit its lowest point in years. Here’s what’s driving the fear — and one move to fight back.
Americans’ Wealth and Income Are Up, but Credit Card Debt Is Too
Median wealth grew just 2% from 2022 to 2025, while the share of families behind on loan payments climbed from 12% to nearly 20%.
FTC to Refund Money to 2.1 Million Cleo AI Customers After Lawsuit
The FTC is sending payments directly to eligible Cleo customers, with no claim form required, but the amount per person is still unconfirmed.
BlackRock’s Larry Fink Says Wealth Has Flowed to People Who Own Investments, Not Workers. 5 Ways to Own a Bigger Share
Getting on the right side of the gap takes less than you might think.
8 Ways to Keep a Thief From Getting Medical Care in Your Name — and What to Do If It Happens
Medical identity theft is a headache you want to avoid. Here’s how to minimize your risk.
Pringles Scouts Die-Hard Fan to Win Can-Shaped Urn for Remains
Fans can sign a tongue-in-cheek “will and taste-ament” for a shot at a $500 Pringles urn and $28,080 in cash before entries close Oct. 22.
Here’s Why You Should Flush Your Home’s Water Heater
Skipping this once-a-year task lets sediment silently pile up in your tank — driving up energy bills and cutting years off your water heater’s life.
The Risky Mistake That Could Leave You Stranded on a Cruise
Booking a third-party excursion on a cruise can save money, but if you’re late back to the ship, it can leave without you — and your passport and travel insurance probably won’t save you.
7 Ways Car Dealerships Overcharge Retirees (and the Exact Words to Stop Them)
That finance office is designed to take your money. Here’s how to stop them.
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