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New Measles Deaths Reported as US Outbreak Keeps Growing
Pennsylvania’s outbreak has passed 1,400 cases, and a WHO review on Nov. 10 could decide whether the U.S. keeps its measles-free status.
The Best Way to Dethatch and Aerate Your Lawn (and the Right Order to Do Both)
Using the right tools and techniques at the right time can help you grow a strong, healthy lawn.
Here’s How Burnout and Frustration Are Reshaping Job Searches in 2026
Extended search times and increased pressure to compromise are the hallmarks of the current job market.
11 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Taking Your Blood Pressure
Blood pressure monitoring is an essential part of preventive healthcare — just make sure you’re doing it right.
11 Financial Lies You Really Need to Stop Telling Yourself
I followed all the popular money advice. Then I hit 60 and realized a lot of it was just plain wrong.
Does Waiting Till 70 to Claim Social Security Help Middle-Class Couples? Here’s What an Expert Told a 62-Year-Old
Tens of thousands of dollars are at stake for this Money Talks News reader and his wife.
Over 175K Air Fryer Ovens Sold at Target Recalled. See Affected Product
The door can slam shut when bumped during use, and the recall covers Target-sold units from October 2021 through June 2026
Beware These 7 Common Car Insurance Shopping Mistakes
Failing to do these things could cost you big — potentially tens of thousands of dollars.
You Could Be Paying Less for the Same Car Insurance. More Than Half of Drivers Who Shopped Found a Lower Rate
Even small rate hikes can send drivers shopping. Here’s why you should check your own policy.
More Than 3.6 Million Ladders Recalled. See the Affected Products
Little Giant’s rapid lock ladders can suddenly retract, and reports include 19 injuries, so stop using yours and check the model list before you climb
Over 29,000 Baby Bottle Sterilizers Recalled. See Affected Products
Free replacements are available for overheating SuperFast dryers sold at TJ Maxx, Marshalls and Target, but you must destroy the old unit to claim one.
Amazon Gives You Until Jan. 31 to Return Gifts. 6 Return Traps Still Catch Shoppers
Holiday return windows are longer than usual. The fine print isn’t any friendlier — and one fee takes a big bite out of cheap gifts.
Family Caregivers Now Spend $11,508 a Year. 6 Tax Breaks Can Claw Some of It Back
Paying a parent’s bills can count on your own return, even if they never move in. Find out which other tax breaks can help.
Only 1 in 4 Who Qualify Get This Lung Scan. 6 Steps to Get Yours
The scan can cost you nothing. The catch is a bit of math and one step you have to set up yourself.
State Farm Paid $1.9 Billion on Animal Collisions. Would Your Policy Pay for a Deer?
What the car touches first decides which coverage pays, and a liability-only policy won’t pay to fix your car at all.
A 2019 Study Found About 7% of Financial Advisors Had a Misconduct Record. Here’s the Free Check
Two public databases hold an advisor’s licenses, past employers and any discipline.
When Is Red Cup Day at Starbucks? How to Get Your Holiday Cup
Starbucks’ collectible reusable cup is handed out with a holiday drink purchase on Nov. 17 only, and this year pup cups join the lineup.
Get Married or Live Together in Retirement? What to Consider Financially
Do the math before tying the knot. It may be better to stay unwed.
Smart Ways College Students Can Budget Better (With Real-World Examples)
It’s time to start thinking like an adult, especially when it comes to your money.
36 Hands-On Jobs That Don’t Involve Sitting at a Desk
These careers will keep you active while you earn a great living.
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