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17 Restaurants Offering Gift Card Freebies Right Now
Buy a gift or just treat yourself — and you will get a little extra at these chains.
When Hospitals Ditch Medicare Advantage Plans, Thousands of Members Get to Leave, Too
Thousands of Medicare Advantage members may have a rare opportunity to switch plans after losing access to doctors or hospitals.
11 States Getting New Aldi Stores in May 2025
Aldi is opening more new stores in 2025 than at any other time in its half-century history.
This Is the Toll of Workplace Gossip, Workers Say
Office gossip is more than idle chatter, and here’s the toll it takes on workers.
These Military Appreciation Discounts Are Available All Year
Discover where vets and those who serve can find discounts and deals every day of the year.
What Chinese Products May Soon Disappear From U.S. Stores
With tariffs in place, some everyday items could become harder to find — or far more expensive. Here’s what may disappear first and why it matters for your wallet.
New Social Security Scam Installs Remote Access Tool on Computers
Cybercriminals are impersonating the Social Security Administration with deceptive emails that install remote access tools, giving scammers complete control over victims’ computers and financial accounts.
7 Ways You Can Be As Good at Investing as Warren Buffett
You might not be able to invest billions like Warren Buffett, but you can follow his advice and improve your investing game.
Federal Student Loan Collections: Nightmare or Fresh Start?
With federal collection activities restarting, defaulted student loan borrowers now face wage garnishment and other serious consequences — but several options exist to resolve the situation.
The Digital Social Security Card Is Coming: What to Expect
The Social Security Administration is introducing digital access to Social Security numbers this summer, offering a convenient alternative to paper cards while raising important security and accessibility considerations.
After Market Volatility: What History Tells Us About Future Returns
History shows that market volatility often creates buying opportunities, with stocks typically delivering strong returns after periods of extreme turbulence.
Income Thresholds for College Aid: When You Earn Too Much for Financial Help
Many families assume they won’t qualify for aid — but eligibility depends on more than just income. Here’s what really matters when applying for college financial help.
Federal Student Loan Collections Resume As Delinquency Rates Reach Historic Highs
Millions of borrowers are now at risk of wage garnishment, tax refund loss, and credit damage. Here’s what you can do to protect yourself — and where to find real help.
Warren Buffett Shares Investment Wisdom at Berkshire Hathaway Meeting
The Oracle of Omaha’s latest shareholder meeting offers timeless advice on emotional discipline and the psychology behind smart investing decisions.
Analyst Who Predicted Palantir Stock Surge Sets New $153 Price Target
One bold forecast is raising eyebrows on Wall Street — and it could signal more upside for a stock that’s already soared.
Where Americans Can Find Relief From Inflation Now
After years of high inflation, Americans can look forward to price drops in several key categories. Take advantage of these buys.
Warren Buffett Criticizes Trade Tariffs As Weapon and Calls for Balanced Approach
The 94-year-old investing legend shared his views on protectionist trade policies while reaffirming his faith in America despite current market uncertainties.
Mortgage Demand Slips As Economic Uncertainty Clouds Housing Market
Despite stable mortgage rates, homebuyers are increasingly hesitant as economic uncertainty and job security concerns overtake interest rates as the main factor cooling the housing market.
Consumer Protection at Risk: What CFPB Budget Cuts Mean for Your Finances
As the CFPB faces potential staff cuts of nearly 90%, consumers may lose protections against predatory financial practices and find it harder to resolve complaints against banks and lenders.
April Jobs Report Shows Modest Growth, Signaling Labor Market Resilience Despite Ongoing Economic Uncertainty
Despite modest hiring, revisions to previous months’ numbers and slowing wage growth hint at a gradually cooling job market.
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