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Younger ‘Sandwich Generation’ Forgets Retirement Amid Caregiving
Dual caregivers now hit this stage at just 34, and nearly 1 in 3 have already raided their own retirement savings to cope.
Swimming in Debt, Record Numbers of Americans Seek Credit Counseling
Debt counseling sign-ups hit a record high in the first half of 2026, with average balances near $40,000 as inflation squeezes household budgets.
First 2 Deaths Reported in Cyclospora Outbreak
Michigan health officials say both victims had serious underlying conditions as the state’s cyclosporiasis case count surges past 11,000.
I Buy and Resell Secondhand Finds for a Living. These 15 Mistakes Keep Shoppers From the Best Deals.
Thrift shopping isn’t like shopping retail. Score bigger bargains and better deals by dodging these common pitfalls.
8 Ways to Avoid This Hidden Food Ingredient That Could Be Making Us Sick
This insidious ingredient is everywhere, but you have some smart options for ingesting less of it.
8 Disappointing Realities of Medicare
The health insurance program is essential to the well-being of millions of retirees — but it’s not perfect.
You Actually Need Less Protein Than You Think, Study Suggests
Researchers reviewed 350 studies and found excess protein may raise obesity and inflammation risk in people who aren’t very active.
The Golden Rules of Negotiating: How to Save 5% to 50% on Everything
Stop paying the sticker price. Whether it’s medical bills or your internet, here’s how to talk your way into savings.
Cyclosporiasis Cases Continue to Grow in NYC. Here’s What to Know.
New York City has logged 511 cases since May 1, and health officials still don’t know what’s driving the outbreak.
7 Reasons You Procrastinate With Money — and How to Finally Stop
Procrastination doesn’t just waste time — it drains your account by the thousands. Here’s why, and how to stop.
5 Ways to Save on Car Costs, Starting With Not Buying a New One
Paid-off car. New-car itch. Don’t scratch it.
Trump Bet Tariffs Would Bring Factory Jobs Roaring Back. 5 Reasons They Haven’t.
He promised factories would come roaring back. More than a year later, the numbers went the other way.
‘A Lot of You Think I Hate Financial Advisors,’ Says Suze Orman, but It’s Not That Simple. Here’s What She Actually Thinks.
Not all financial advisors are created equal.
New Car Prices Keep Climbing. These 5 Vehicles Are Still Under $30,000
A 51-mpg Camry hybrid and a Bose-equipped Nissan Sentra headline five 2026 models loaded with heated seats and tech, all starting below $29,600.
Is Drooling during Sleep a Problem? Experts Say It Depends
Sleep specialists say occasional drooling is harmless, but new, heavy drooling with snoring or facial weakness could point to sleep apnea or a nerve issue.
Organic vs. Chemical Gardening: What Really Works for Your Plants
The gardening world has flipped from 90% chemical to 90% organic over the past four decades, but the truth about what works best for your plants is more nuanced than you might think.
Why You Should Pay Attention to Excessive Sweating
About 5% of adults deal with hyperhidrosis, and it can signal menopause, thyroid trouble or another condition worth a doctor’s visit.
What Nancy Guthrie’s Life Can Teach About Avoiding Loneliness
A missing-person case involving a Today show host’s mother reveals how mahjong nights, book clubs and simple check-ins keep aging adults safe.
Americans Are Rolling Record Debt Into New Vehicles. These Top the List
Nearly 30% of new car buyers rolled negative equity into fresh loans last quarter, averaging $6,884 owed on vehicles already gone
Burlington Opening 12 Stores in August. Is Your State on the List?
New locations from Texas to Puerto Rico open through August, with dates rolling out in weekly batches — see the full list of addresses and opening days.
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