FTC to Send Out $15.8M for Cleo AI Refund: Are You Eligible?

More than 2.1 million cash advance app customers will get an email by Oct. 26, and the payment arrives through PayPal with a 30-day clock

How Trump’s Diesel Tax Order Works and What It Means for Your Costs

The federal break covers just 24.4 cents a gallon, state taxes stay in place, and red-dye diesel penalties may not change where you live.

Reverse Mortgage Lenders Look at Your Bills, Not Just Your Equity. Here’s the Federal Checklist

Your home value opens the conversation. How you have handled property taxes and insurance can shape the rest.

7 Medicare Enrollment Windows Every Retiree Must Know (and Which Can Cost You If You Miss Them)

Manu seniors don’t know that they have several opportunities to sign up for and switch Medicare plans.

Mel Robbins’ Millennial Guest Told Listeners to Ask Parents If They’re Behind on Retirement. 5 Moves If You’re That Parent

This guest wants adult kids to ask their parents about retirement savings. If you’re the parent, you have more options than you think.

FTC Warns Medicare Scammers Are Buying Their Way Into Search Results

Scammers pay for top search spots to pose as Medicare.gov, and a fake ‘new plastic card’ call is already circulating before Oct. 15 enrollment.

Telematics Saves the Median Driver $120 a Year. What Do You Give up for That?

Monitoring driving behavior isn’t just for new drivers. It can trim premiums at any age … with strings attached.

Smoked Fish Recalled in 6 States Over Listeria Risk

A cold-smoked salmon, halibut and trout trio sold in six states is being pulled, and adults 65 and older face the highest risk of severe illness.

Meet the Couple Who Traded the American Grind for Slow Greek Living

Discover how one couple’s impromptu lunch during a European road trip inspired them to relocate to a Greek village.

Is the Stock Market Open on Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples’ Day?

Wall Street keeps trading today, but one major market is closed, and the next scheduled stock market holiday is weeks away.

Care Comes With a Cost. Eldest Daughters Know It All Too Well

Daughters are nearly twice as likely as sons to provide hands-on care, and experts explain how “caregiver creep” quietly piles up on one sibling.

8 Free Resources for Navigating Medicare Open Enrollment This Year

Start shopping for Medicare plans right away so you have time to get the help you need.

What Happened to the Cheap Flights Travelers Were Promised?

Forecasters expected fares to fall this year, but a 23.4% jump, premium-seat expansion and $152-a-barrel jet fuel flipped the script.

Social Security Checks Are Coming: Who Gets Paid Next?

Your birth date decides which Wednesday your October deposit lands, and SSI recipients and pre-1997 beneficiaries follow a different calendar entirely.

What Is Oxidative Stress and How Do You Fix It?

Doctors link this cellular imbalance to cancer, heart and kidney disease, yet no simple test measures it, and a handful of habits can help.

FEMA Review Council’s Proposed Cutoff Would Have Excluded 29% of Disasters Since 2012. Check Your Flood Coverage

Almost a third of flood claims come from outside high-risk areas, and most homeowners policies won’t cover them.

Financial Advisor Retainers Are up 52% Since 2023. Would a Percentage Fee Cost Less?

Advisors report an average retainer of $6,815, up 52% since 2023. Whether a percentage fee costs less depends on a portfolio size you can calculate.

Think Honey Is Healthier Than Sugar? What to Know

Dietitians explain why “natural” doesn’t mean blood sugar neutral, how the calories compare per tablespoon, and the one group who should never eat honey.

Here’s When to Get Your Flu Shot

Experts say last year’s shot won’t cut it, and an early flu season has doctors urging vaccination now, but getting it too early can backfire.

Skip Paris. This French City Is Getting Easier to Visit

United Airlines will launch daily nonstop Newark flights to Marseille in June 2027, but the Calanques require free reservations in peak periods.

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