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Walgreens Is Closing Stores. How Many in Missouri Have Closed?

Two St. Louis-area Walgreens have already shut down as the chain trims underperforming stores — here’s what happens to your prescription next.

The 3 Most Satisfying Hotel Chains in America, Ranked by Travelers

The travel industry is making modest progress this year, and these chains earn top marks.

Before You Quit Your Weight-Loss Drug, Answer These 6 Questions

Most people who stop regain the weight. The ones who don’t share one thing — and it isn’t willpower.

3 Car Features That Used to Cost Extra but Now Come Standard

A 2018 federal safety mandate quietly kicked off a wave of once-pricey car upgrades that automakers now build in for free.

9 Kitchen Appliances You Absolutely Don’t Need — and What to Use Instead

Here’s how to get the job done without blowing money — or losing counter space.

Here’s Where Miami Beach Visitors Can Now Park Their Cars for a Dollar

The three-month deal covers more than 70 municipal lots and garages, but you’ll need the ParkMobile app to claim it.

9 Generic Products You Should Be Buying at Costco

Not all generics are worthwhile, but these are among the best from Costco’s Kirkland Signature brand.

Oh, Elon, It’s Easy for You to Say ‘Money Won’t Matter in 2036.’ What About the Rest of Us?

The rich and famous live in a different world from ordinary Americans.

Get Paid to Use Less Water? New Plan Aims to Help Save Colorado River

Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico could pay residents and farmers for voluntary water cuts starting in 2027, before a century-old water compact expires.

Parents Are Dreaming Big about Trump Accounts. Here’s the Reality

A $1,000 government seed deposit could grow to $243,000 by age 55 — or stall near $39,000, depending on family income and how long the money stays invested.

Is the Toyota bZ or Chevrolet Blazer EV the Better Electric SUV?

Both EVs top 300 miles per charge, but the right pick depends on cargo space, horsepower, and whether your budget is $35,000 or $62,000.

Marrying for Money Works: 6 Ways Marriage Builds Wealth

You may be certain you chose the right partner. Would they say the same about you?

9 Colleges That Offer Free Tuition for Seniors

These schools let retirement-age students earn credits or audit classes just for pleasure — for free.

American Car Debt Is Piling Up. Tips to Avoid Being Underwater

Nearly half of new buyers now stretch loans past 72 months, and trade-in debt has hit a record $6,884 on average.

9 Free Medicare Screenings That Could Save Your Life

Medicare offers these free screenings to help catch serious health issues early.

Trump Says Exxon, Chevron Are ‘Making Too Much Money’ Amid Iran War

Exxon and Chevron posted quarterly profits up to 380% higher than last year — now Trump wants them to lower prices at the pump.

45-Year-Old Ted Rodrigue Was Intelligent, Articulate — and Homeless. Could a No-Strings-Attached Gift of $100,000 Change His Life?

A windfall this large could set anyone up with a home, clothing and a car for a year, at least. That’s long enough to make a fresh start, right?

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