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Disney’s Next Cruise Ship Has a Few Surprises up Its Sleeve
The ship sails Dec. 18, 2027, while bookings open Oct. 12 for eligible club members and Oct. 19 for everyone else.
Medicare Cut Ozempic’s Price 71%. Your Copay May Not Drop
Fifteen popular drugs get Medicare price cuts on Jan. 1. Whether you see any savings depends on a choice you make by Dec. 7.
Denny’s Sneakers with Syrup Inside Are Back. How to Get Them
The $195 pair goes on sale for just three hours, but shoppers must join Denny’s Rewards and opt in to texts before noon ET.
11 Million Americans May Need a New Line of Work. 5 Signs You’re One
The jobs going away aren’t random. If two or more of these describe your paycheck, the clock’s already running.
Retired and Driving Less? Your Car Insurance Is Still Priced for a Commuter
The commute is gone. The mileage assumption baked into your premium may still be sitting right where you left it.
Social Security 2027 COLA to Outpace Medicare Cost but Not Much Else
A projected 3.5% raise could add roughly $20 a month over a 3.4% estimate, while heating oil and drug premiums threaten to absorb it.
Why Diesel Matters, Even if It’s Not How You Fill Up Your Car
A California lettuce shipment now burns $4,200 in diesel alone, but consumers may not feel the full increase for six to nine months.
Your Water Heater Costs up to $600 a Year. 6 Ways to Chill the Bill
It’s one of the biggest energy hogs in your house, and the setting it shipped with may be part of the problem.
Before You Pay a Hospital Bill, Ask These 5 Questions
Most nonprofit hospitals say they check whether you qualify for free care without being asked. Only six states require it, and only for some patients.
Travelers Are Spending More Time at Airports on Purpose
A survey found 57% of travelers arrive early to eat, shop or use lounges, while nearly 60% choose an airport for its own amenities.
Trump Accounts Are Now Live. Here’s How They Work
Families can add up to $5,000 a year, but withdrawal rules, tax treatment and the $1,000 newborn deposit make these accounts different from 529 plans.
What Should Used Car Buyers Know about Recalls and Reliability?
A model-year search can surface active recalls, complaints and even the systems drivers most often report as troublesome before you buy.
With Gas Prices So High, Get the Best Bang for Your Buck at These Stations
Some stations use two to four times the EPA-required detergent, but the pump price doesn’t tell you whether gas meets the standard.
What Is Red-Dyed Diesel, and Will Trump’s Plans to Lower Prices Work?
The temporary tax break expires Dec. 31, but analysts say a roughly 24-cent cut may do little while diesel costs more than $6 a gallon.
McDonald’s Faces Lawsuit Alleging AI-Powered Menu Price-Fixing
The complaint says millions of transactions feed pricing recommendations and could raise customer costs, while McDonald’s says franchisees still set prices themselves.
Why We Picked Panama for Building a New Life — and Wealth
There’s plenty for retirees and investors to love about Panama.
Here’s Who Will Get Your Social Security When You Die (If Anyone)
Surviving family may be eligible for certain benefits, depending on their relationship to you and the circumstances. Here’s how it works.
Dunkin’ Teams Up with Marvel for ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Collab
The themed menu arrives Nov. 4, with a Doctor Doom Munchkins tin available for $14.99 with any 25-count purchase at participating locations.
12 of Amazon’s Best Fall Prime Day Deals to Shop Today
We handpicked these selections from Amazon’s big October sale for Prime members.
One Year Later, Here’s What Happened after EV Tax Credits Died
Hybrids captured 16.3% of the U.S. market as the loss of a $7,500 incentive reshaped what drivers and automakers are buying.
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