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Here’s the Average Social Security Payout for 9 Groups of Americans
Who receives what? Have a look at Social Security statistics.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Aug. 28, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
12 Great American Museums With Senior Discounts
Explore art, history and more at these museums across the country with special senior pricing.
Was Your Air Fryer Recalled? See Which Brands Were Pulled From Store Shelves
More than 3 million units have been recalled for fire, burn and wiring hazards, and some owners may qualify for refunds or replacements.
Canada Unveils $20B in Tariffs to Match U.S. Duties ‘Dollar for Dollar’
Canada’s new duties cover 700 products, including steel, clothing, appliances and electronics, as economists warn U.S. shoppers may face higher costs
Nearly 25K Pounds of Frozen Buffalo Chicken Products Recalled: See List
A Class I recall affects two Buffalo chicken appetizers shipped to food-service locations in five New England states, with no illnesses reported so far
Janet Blaser Quit Her Career at 62, Started Drawing Social Security and Retired in Mexico. Was It a Mistake?
Blue skies, beaches and complete freedom — the ultimate retirement dream? Maybe not.
Gas Prices Are Climbing. How It Impacts Your Wallet
Gasoline has topped $4 a gallon, and higher diesel costs could raise prices for groceries, deliveries, shipping and other everyday purchases.
Rates and Inflation in Focus as Fed Chair Preps for Jackson Hole Debut
The Fed’s next move could reshape borrowing costs and savings returns as inflation stays above target and long-term rates reach a two-decade high
Bill Gates Says AI Will Kill Jobs. If You’re Retired, Here Are 6 Things That Are Scarier.
Everyone read Gates’ warning as a jobs story. Retirees don’t have jobs, but they have these reasons to worry.
How Much Does It Cost to Own a Cat? One Expense Jacks Up the Price
Annual costs can range from $577 to $4,044 before adoption fees and startup expenses, with insurance creating the widest swing.
Are Food Recalls Increasing Under RFK? What the Data Reveals
A record-setting outbreak sickened more than 17,000 people, raising questions about what recall numbers really say about the safety of your groceries.
The Gold Rush Isn’t Over. Just Why Do Americans Keep Buying Gold?
Sometimes there’s just no substitute for cold, hard precious metal.
Buying a Sports Team Is a Better Investment Than Stocks or Gold, Data Shows
The Seahawks’ $194 million 1997 purchase became a $9.6 billion sale, but the comparison leaves out costs ordinary investors rarely face.
Confused by Car Insurance? 6 Types of Coverage Explained
Is the state minimum enough, or should you consider optional extras?
Don’t Hold Your Pee In. Here’s Why
Frequently delaying bathroom breaks may leave some people more vulnerable to urinary problems, especially when other health conditions affect bladder function
Shrinkflation Hits Housing as New Homes Get Smaller and Prices Swell
New homes averaged 315 fewer square feet in 2025 than a decade earlier, while the cost for each square foot jumped 71.9% nationwide
Ranking the 10 Cars I’ve Tested in 2026: Which Is No. 1?
Prices range from $24,650 to $81,850, but the most expensive SUV did not take the top spot in this real-world test
8 of the Most Iconic Sandwiches in America
The sandwich is a simple concept, but the fillings and extras in these classic recipes turn up the taste.
How to Be a Substitute Teacher — and How Much You Could Make
Here’s how high demand for subs can help boost your earning potential.
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