People Fear AI Will Cause Job Loss, Not Growth, New Survey Finds

A Pew survey finds 71% of Americans expect AI to reduce jobs, while older adults express uncertainty rather than optimism about the technology’s impact.

How to Build a 2-Week Grocery Budget by Spending Level

A two-week grocery plan helps you stretch your budget further.

Can You Answer 13 Simple Questions About Your Day-to-Day Earning, Spending and Saving?

Ending every month in the black does not mean you are managing your money.

New Cars Cost $50K: Here Are 10 Models That Keep the Most Value

These 10 vehicles lost between 9.6% and 25.5% of their value over five years, giving buyers a clearer picture of long-term ownership costs

What Trump Said vs. What Happened. Can the U.S. Afford 2 More Years of Trumponomics?

Tariffs and taxes made the headlines, but there’s a lot more to it.

8 Little-Known Benefits of Buying Appliances at Costco

Upgrade your home at Costco with top-tier appliances and services.

So Delicious Frozen Desserts Recalled: See Impacted Products

A nationwide recall covers one dairy-free flavor with possible stones, and shoppers have a specific UPC and best-by date to check before eating it

Social Security Takes $1 of Every $2 You Earn Over $24,480 — but You’re Not Losing It. Here’s the Payback Nobody Explains

Work while collecting and Social Security withholds whole checks. What happens to that money later surprises almost everyone.

5 Reasons Your Medical Bill Is Deliberately Confusing — and How to Read It Anyway

A CPA who reads balance sheets for a living can’t decode his own medical bill. Neither can you — by design.

New Survey Shows How Many Insured Americans Still Owe Money on Medical Bills

Nearly half of insured adults carrying medical debt owe at least $2,000, while many lack enough savings to cover a $1,000 surprise bill.

Chiefs’ Travis Kelce Named as Victim in Multimillion-Dollar Ponzi Scheme: Report

The alleged fraud used new investors’ money to pay earlier ones, and the convicted operator now owes victims $31.35 million in restitution

House Takes ‘Small Step’ to Shield Americans’ Energy Bills From Data Centers

A 417-3 House vote sends a ratepayer-protection bill to the Senate, but regulators would only have to consider making data centers pay their full power costs

Can Cannabis Treat Depression and Anxiety? Here’s What Researchers Found

Millions use it for mental health relief. Find out what the science says.

Stellantis Plans to Bring These 20 Vehicles to U.S. Market by 2030

The lineup includes electric, hybrid and gas-powered models, with several expected to land in the $25,000 to $35,000 range.

Bill to Require AM Radio in Automobiles Passes House

The measure would affect millions of electric vehicles and add about $1 million in federal costs over five years if it becomes law

Why Are Diesel Prices So Much Higher Than Regular Gas?

Diesel reached $6.31 a gallon, and the ripple effect is showing up in grocery prices, freight costs and household budgets nationwide

Why Some Retirees Pay Hundreds More for Medicare Each Month

A two-year tax lookback can turn one profitable year into a Medicare surcharge, but retirees have several ways to manage the added cost.

10 States With the Highest Risk of Food Recalls in America

Recalls are a nationwide concern, but these states are more vulnerable than others.

8 Things Costco Members Can Get for Free

Your Costco membership comes with a variety of free services and perks that can save you money.

Atlanta Mayor Proposes New Guardrails for License Plate Reader Cameras

More than 115,000 searches were audited after officers allegedly used the network to track people in their personal lives

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