Here’s When Sushi Is Healthy, and When It’s Not

Raw fish, sodium-heavy soy sauce and mercury levels matter, but choosing cooked seafood and vegetable rolls can make sushi a balanced meal.

The New Travel Fee Catching Travelers Before They Even Depart

New Zealand’s two required charges can add about $70 before a hotel booking, while other countries are adding or changing digital entry fees.

Why Millions of Americans May Have No Warm Winter Nights This Year

Heating oil could cost households an average of $878 more this winter, with some Northeast families facing bills nearly $1,000 higher.

There’s Still a Heavy Demand for Workers. It’s in Blue-Collar Jobs

A new report estimates employers will need 1.7 million skilled-trade workers a year through 2035, but training pipelines may supply barely half.

After a Mini-Stroke, the Bigger Danger Isn’t Another Stroke

A 113,000-person study found doctors are watching for the wrong threat. And the first year is when it matters most.

Holiday Jobs Are the Scarcest Since 2008. Here’s Who’s Still Hiring

Retailers are hiring fewer holiday workers than in any year since the Great Recession. The early birds will snatch them up.

Gold Is Roughly 26% Below Its January Record. Before You Put It in an IRA, Do the Break-Even Math

Gold can add diversification to a retirement portfolio, but watch the IRA fees and dealer markups before making a decision.

The Price of Holiday Travel Just Hit a Level Travelers Haven’t Seen

Thanksgiving fares average $402, while international tickets to Oceania top $2,000 at Christmas; flexible dates and booking tactics could help trim the bill.

20 Cities in America That Are Cheapest for Homebuyers

Explore the cities that still favor homebuyers.

How a Family Turned a Vacation Into a New Life in Sardinia, Italy

Two generations of one family decided to move to Sardinia together. Here’s how they did it.

10 Dumb Ways Retirees Blow Their Savings

You can make retirement money last a lot longer by avoiding these costly mistakes.

8 Ways You’re Wrecking Your Most Expensive Home Appliances

Some appliance failures are beyond our control, but plenty are self-inflicted.

6 Ways to Land Free Shipping for Online Purchases

Pesky shipping fees remain a major drawback to shopping online — but you can easily avoid them.

Disney+ Ad-Free Jumps 13% to $21.49, but These 3 Plans Won’t Change

Current subscribers are next. Before the new price hits your bill, one cheaper plan deserves a look.

The Stark Consequences of Home, Renters and Car Underinsurance

Lack of funds does not waive your financial responsibility.

Prime Still Costs $139. But Here Are 6 Perks Amazon Took Away.

Amazon hasn’t raised the price of Prime in more than four years. It didn’t have to.

Across the US, Local Revolts Grow as AI Data Center Boom Expands

A new survey finds half of Americans worry AI facilities could raise home energy costs, as opposition stalled 120 projects worth $198 billion.

Amazon to Start Sending Out Settlement Payments. Are You Eligible?

The FTC says some customers qualify automatically based on how often they used Prime, with payments topping out at $200.

Graphic Designers Want You to Stop With AI Posters

A custom logo or flyer can cost $100 to $200, while agencies quote thousands — and designers say a cheaper shortcut can still damage trust.

Costco’s Biggest Money-Saver Isn’t Inside the Warehouse

It saved members more than $3.2 billion last year, and you won’t find it in a single shopping cart.

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