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The Costly Social Security and Medicare Mistakes That Last a Lifetime
For most folks, these programs are the most valuable retirement assets. Don’t make these costly mistakes.
The Beaches Are Beautiful. So Where Did All the Tourists Go?
Hotel occupancy remained just 3% below last year by late summer, but workers and businesses are still counting on visitors to return.
Pork, Amazon, CVS, Apple: 6 Settlements That May Owe You Money
Bacon is just the start. If you’ve shopped Amazon or CVS, or bought a new iPhone, check these deadlines before they pass.
Why Secondhand Shopping Is Booming for Americans
Nearly 40% of surveyed consumers say they sell used goods online, and sellers estimate households have $3,000 to $4,000 in resellable items.
States Scramble to Fill Gap as Millions Lose Food Aid Amid New SNAP Requirements
More than 30 states could face penalties as the program shifts billions in costs, while families report benefit delays and steep cuts.
Costco Flagged Rising Electronics Costs. 5 Ways to Pay Less
The warehouse giant pointed to a culprit you’d never guess. This year, waiting for the best deal could cost you.
California Just Cracked Down on Car Dealer Add-Ons. 6 to Refuse Wherever You Live
Most people who finance a car end up paying for at least one dealer add-on. Plenty of them never asked for it.
Millions May Face Prescription Drug Price Surge on Oct. 22
Nearly 9 in 10 U.S. buyers of Canadian prescriptions are 65 or older, and new mail-order rules could add customs paperwork and duties.
One of Nation’s Most Prolific Flockers Sent to Prison for Misuse
One Texas officer ran 25,000 unauthorized searches, and a nationwide review found alleged misuse by at least 27 law enforcement employees.
How Do You Eat Dragon Fruit?
A dietitian says the fruit offers fiber, magnesium and antioxidants, but eating too much may cause stomach cramps or other digestive trouble.
She Left the ER Without Seeing a Doctor. The Hospital Billed Her $410
Four hours in the waiting room, a blood-pressure check and no doctor. Then came the bill, and her insurer’s answer.
If Your Spouse Is Not on the Reverse Mortgage, One Federal Rule Decides Whether They Can Stay
A reverse mortgage comes due when the last borrower dies. A spouse who is not on the loan can stay only by meeting these conditions.
Gold Bars, Fancy Cars: Former CIA Op Pleads Guilty in $194M Fraud Scheme
Investigators found 298 gold bars, more than $2.1 million in cash and two luxury cars after tracing funds through a fake government program.
Starbucks’ Christmas Tree Cup to Debut Alongside Bearista in November
Starbucks priced its tree-shaped cold cup at $32.95 for a Nov. 5 launch, while the bear-shaped favorite still has no return date.
A Surprising Supercenter Chain Just Dethroned Kwik Trip as America’s Favorite Convenience Stop
After a few years of stability, satisfaction is falling. But one chain beats them all.
AT&T Settlement Approved. Here’s How Much Customers Get
Nearly 5 million claims are in, and most eligible customers may receive only $6.50 to $40 as payments await the appeals period.
Starbucks Sued for Allegedly Mislabeling ‘Sugar-Free’ Protein Drinks
One venti matcha listed on Starbucks’ website has 21 grams of sugar, despite a name that may leave customers expecting none.
Car Repair Prices Jumped 45% in 5 Years. 5 Ways to Shrink Your Next Bill
Your car keeps getting older and the shop keeps getting pricier. One of the best fixes may not cost you a cent.
Krispy Kreme Gets Looney With Latest Halloween Doughnut Collection
The costume-only giveaway runs Oct. 30 and 31, but excludes the themed dozen; check the conditions at participating shops before you go.
Warner Bros. and Paramount Are Now Skydance — What the Merger Means for You
The new company plans to combine HBO Max and Paramount+, while executives say the services will stay separate for now.
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