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Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Aug. 21, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder, Stacy Johnson.
17 Purchases That People Almost Always Regret
They might seem great at the moment, but chances are you’ll save money and trouble if you think twice before buying these things.
Here’s How Much Social Security Pays American Retirees at Every Age
See how your Social Security benefit compares with those of other people your age.
RFK Jr. Is Cracking Down on ‘Hippie Heroin’ in 7-OH. Kratom Addicts Say It’s Not Enough
A federal crackdown targets concentrated 7-OH, but natural kratom products remain widely sold and experts warn consumers face addiction and contamination risks.
Gold and Silver Investing Scams: Red Flags and How to Protect Yourself
Precious metals like gold and silver are often seen as long-term stores of value, but not every dealer or investment offer is legitimate.
Why a Job Loss Still Feels Like a Dirty Secret, According to Workers
Even as layoffs become more common, many workers feel pressure to conceal them during the job search process.
The Secret to Paying Off Debt When You Need Quick Wins and Serious Momentum
This strategy for tackling debt can be easier to implement and help you see progress faster.
Where’s the Humanity? Why Job Seekers Say Hiring Is “Broken”
Applicants face 291 applications per hire, AI screening and ghost jobs, while experts offer practical ways to spot scams and focus your search
Texas Cities Among 2026’s Best U.S. Real Estate Markets
A 300-city ranking weighs affordability, job growth and home-price trends, offering clues for buyers comparing markets beyond the headline winners.
Stop Paying for These 11 Things That Are Free at Libraries
Before you spend another dollar on items and services like these, check with your public library.
The 10 Best Medicare Advantage Plans Today, According to Members
Recent policy changes have lowered trust. Still, customers rate these plans best.
Is the Fasting Fad Worth It? Research Says Skipping Meals Won’t Help You Lose More
Skipping breakfast to drop pounds? New research reveals the truth about restrictive eating schedules.
Walmart Will Use Tariff Refunds to Cut Prices. Will Other Retailers Follow?
The retailer received $2.9 billion after a Supreme Court ruling, but analysts say shoppers should not expect prices to return to 2019 levels.
These Are the Best States to Live In, According to New Ranking
The study weighs 51 measures, from housing affordability and job availability to health, safety and quality of life, before naming its top five states.
11 Everyday Perks of Living As an Expat in Europe
You could live anywhere in the world — here’s why you should choose Europe.
I’m a Multimillionaire. Here Are 10 Things I Refuse to Buy.
Building wealth isn’t just about how much you make. It’s about avoiding purchases that drain your bank account.
What to Know About the Virus With No Vaccine, Treatment Hitting Certain States
Cases of human metapneumovirus, or HMPV, are rising in states like California and New Jersey, causing respiratory illness at a time when no vaccine or specific antiviral treatment exists.
A New Tax Break Gives Seniors up to $6,000 Back. Here’s Who Qualifies.
A new temporary tax deduction allows individuals aged 65 and older to deduct up to $6,000 in income on their 2025 federal returns, though income limits and other restrictions apply.
IRS Warns About Back Tax Phone Scams Targeting Taxpayers
The IRS and FTC are warning taxpayers about a surge in phone scams where fraudsters impersonate government agencies to demand back taxes and steal personal information.
Americans Who Say They Drink Alcohol Remains at Record Low, Survey Finds
A Gallup survey finds 54% of U.S. adults drink alcohol, while 51% now consider even one or two daily drinks harmful to their health
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