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16 Intimidating Financial Terms Explained in Simple Terms
Mike Pappis on September 3, 2026
Financial terminology shouldn’t feel like a foreign language.
How Changing Your Perception of Time Could Save Your Retirement
Kathleen Coxwell on September 3, 2026
Discover different concepts of time to help you navigate your personal financial journey.
Seasoning or Supplements? 10 Common Herbs and Spices With Health Benefits
Kendall Blythe on August 17, 2026
What if flavoring your food does more than improve taste?
Mortgage Closing Costs Explained: Fees, Averages and Who Pays
Rebecca Safier, Special to USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
Closing costs can add $6,300 to $15,750 on a $350,000 home, but comparing lenders and reviewing disclosures may lower the cash you need.
10 Reasons Your Warehouse Club Membership Isn’t Paying Off
Dori Zinn on August 17, 2026
Wholesale clubs might have great deals, but these mistakes will cost you.
This U.S. Airport Ranked First for Domestic Flight Deals
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on August 17, 2026
A review of more than 45,000 routes found that airline competition, not just low fares, helps certain airports deliver deals more often.
7 Financial Secrets Even Smart People Keep From Their Spouses (and Their Advisors)
Kathleen Coxwell on September 3, 2026
These hidden financial behaviors are the quiet gaps between what people do and what their financial plans actually reflect.
6 Freezer Habits That Help You Stretch Every Dollar You Spend on Groceries
Donna Freedman on August 17, 2026
These tactics will help you create tasty, nutritious and affordable meals in a twinkling.
This Ex-Police Officer’s Car Insurance Doubled With the Addition of a Teenager. Trouble Is, He Did Not Know Her.
Kendall Blythe on August 17, 2026
Excuse me, who is this on my policy?
6 Reasons AI Won’t Cut Your Tax-Prep Bill — and Could Push It Higher
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 17, 2026
Software now does most of the work on your return, but your bill isn’t dropping. Here’s who’s pocketing the savings.
You Want to Join a Clinical Trial: What to Know About the Hurdles
Michelle Andrews and KFF Health News on August 15, 2026
Clinical trials can offer treatment options, but travel, insurance costs, eligibility rules and unpaid time can keep patients from participating
How to Freeze Your Credit for Free and Stop Hackers Cold
Larissa Runkle (The Penny Hoarder) on August 14, 2026
It isn’t hard to freeze your credit. We tell you how.
Taking the Stairs May Do This for Your Health, Researchers Say
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on August 14, 2026
A review of nine studies involving more than 480,000 people linked stair climbing with lower cardiovascular and overall mortality risks
Some Drivers’ Licenses From This State Are ‘Not Being Read’ by TSA
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on August 14, 2026
A free replacement is available for affected Tennessee licenses, but travelers may face a $45 identity-verification fee at airport security
Your Car Insurance Now Runs on AI. Whether It Works in Your Favor Is Another Matter
Kendall Blythe on August 14, 2026
Can the human factor be replaced in complex pricing and claim situations?
13 of the Best Places to Retire in Nevada
Jim Gold on August 14, 2026
Here’s where you can find a pace of life that suits you, from bustling bigger cities to smaller towns tucked into natural beauty.
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos Has Been Obsessed With You for 30 Years. Should You Be Worried?
Kendall Blythe on August 14, 2026
He confessed to this in 1997. In 2026, he is still fixated.
See How the Texas Floods Unfolded and Why Camp Mystic Was in a Hazardous Location
Stephen J. Beard, Ignacio Calderon, Ramon Padilla, George Petras, Shawn J. Sullivan and USA TODAY on August 13, 2026
A deadly Texas flood exposed gaps in warning systems and showed how terrain, rainfall and development can turn rising water into a catastrophe
Inside the Summer Camp That Functions like a Pediatric Hospital
Rachel Hale and USA TODAY on August 13, 2026
Families attend a medically equipped camp free of charge, while its staff handles 1,200 daily medications and complex treatments for children with serious illnesses
The Cheapest Day to Buy Gas in Every State — and the Most Expensive
Gillian Manning on August 13, 2026
Planning your gas station visits around the cheapest day in your state could save you hundreds of dollars annually with minimal effort.
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