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4 Paint Colors That Can Boost Your Home Value — and 3 That Hurt It
The right paint colors could add thousands of dollars to your home’s sale price, while the wrong ones might cost you even more.
Ford Recalls over 220,000 Vehicles: See Affected Models
Owners of certain F-150s should watch for mailed notices about a no-cost inspection and repair after a fuel-tank defect raised crash and fire risks
Homeowners Over 55 Pay a ‘Seniority Tax’ of About $2,400 a Year to Refinance. Here’s How to Beat It
Lenders charge older borrowers a full point more than they should, and too many never notice. Three moves fix it.
Take Cialis for an Enlarged Prostate? A Study of 73,854 Men Links It to Glaucoma. Ask for This Test
The risk was 22% higher, and the fix is one exam most men skip. Don’t stop the drug. Do this.
What If You Invested in Gold 1, 5, 10 or 20 Years Ago?
And how might it compare with the same sum held in a savings account?
Where Should You Retire? Here Are 11 Factors to Consider Before Relocating
How you live is just as important as where you spend your golden years. Here’s what to consider.
Your Long-Term Care Premium Just Jumped 60%? Don’t Cancel, Do This Instead
Stop paying and you forfeit every dollar you’ve put in. Five options keep your coverage and your money.
7 Expert Laundry Tips That Save You Time and Preserve Your Clothes
Patric Richardson, The Laundry Evangelist, has some creative and helpful tricks for getting through the never-ending chore.
Wealthy but Broke: It May Be Time to Put Your Home Equity to Work
The relief of a paid-off home fades fast on a fixed income.
Claiming Social Security at 62 Is Often a Mistake — Except in These 5 Situations
Experts often recommend postponing claiming as long as you can. But there are situations in which you should claim sooner.
Are You Getting a Social Security Payment Sept. 16?
Recipients born from the 11th through the 20th are next in line, while SSI dates shift around weekends and holidays later this year.
Is It Finally Time? Why the Fed May Raise Rates for the First Time Since 2023
Inflation reached 3.4% in August, putting credit card borrowers and savers on opposite sides of a possible quarter-point decision this week.
Flaxseed vs. Chia Seeds: Which Is Better for You?
One ounce of each seed delivers fiber, protein and different nutrients, but preparation and digestion may determine which fits your routine.
El Sayed, Michigan Democrats Run Against Tariffs, Canada Trade War
Michigan households reportedly paid $5,619 in tariffs, while new levies on Canadian goods threaten prices for vehicles, groceries, fuel and more.
Pennsylvania Reports Third Measles-Related Death of 2026
A 40-year-old Pennsylvania woman’s death comes as the state reports 676 cases and 124 hospitalizations in a nationwide resurgence
Retirees Spent Their Lives Saving. Now They’re Afraid to Spend
A 2026 Allianz survey found 39% of retirees hesitate to use their savings, revealing why spending after a lifetime of saving can feel so risky
Arizona Sues L’Oréal Over Alleged Cancer Risks in Hair Relaxers
A new lawsuit cites a study linking frequent use to more than twice the risk of uterine cancer, while the company disputes the science
Will You Get Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Check? Here’s What We Know
The proposed payment would require congressional approval, while a separate $500 refund could reach about 1 million ACA enrollees in October
Major Companies to Cut Back on 2027 Health Benefits in Blow to Workers
Employer health costs are projected to rise nearly 10% next year, prompting changes that could raise premiums, deductibles and drug expenses for workers.
Iran, Houthis Block 2 Key Global Shipping Routes, Straining the Global Economy
A second maritime chokepoint is now threatened, putting a recent workaround for oil shipments at risk and adding pressure to fuel and shipping costs.
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