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Could an Electric Vehicle Be a Low-Cost Option for a New Car? Ford’s CEO Says Its Sub-$30,000 Electric Pickup Is ‘Perfect for Today’s Market.’
Run these numbers before you make a decision.
Social Security Could Shrink by 2032 — How to Check Your Benefits
Once reserves run out, the trust fund could pay only 78% of scheduled benefits, but a few checks now show what you can expect.
Honda Recalls over 635K Vehicles. See the Affected Models
Acura TLX, MDX and Honda Pilot owners could lose power steering assist, but the software fix is free at any dealership and letters go out Dec. 14.
10 Small Real Estate Markets With the Highest Growth Over the Last Decade
Explore the smaller cities where home prices have risen far faster than incomes and inflation since 2016.
7 Things That Happen When You Die Without a Will
Dying without a will means the state takes over, and its decisions may look nothing like what you would have wanted.
A Simple Guide to Replacing Your Key Fob Battery
A dead key fob battery is an easy DIY fix that takes just minutes and costs a few dollars — no dealership trip required.
Is It a Bad Career Move to Take a Sabbatical? Ask Johnny
A burned-out employee fears his sabbatical will prove he’s replaceable — but an HR expert says the real threat to your job isn’t the time off.
6 Things You May Not Realize a Clothes Dryer Can Do
Drying your clothes is just the beginning.
3 Cities Abroad Offering Retirees Beautiful Beaches and Modern Convenience
Explore dream-worthy beach locales with everyday city convenience.
5 Reasons to Love the No. 1 Expat Destination in Portugal
There are many places to love in Portugal. Here’s why you should head to Braga.
USDA Warns: Don’t Eat These Frozen Meat Products
Sesame and anchovy, two allergens missing from the labels, could still be sitting in your freezer, and no formal recall was ever initiated.
They Paid to Live at Sea. Why Residential Cruises Keep Struggling
Villa Vie residents got only hours to leave before the ship stopped sailing, and earlier “cash calls” for extra money were a warning sign buyers can spot.
Eli Lilly’s CEO Says Half a Million People Have Filled Its Weight-Loss Drugs for $50 Through Medicare. 5 Rules Decide Who Qualifies and What It Costs
The price is the same for everyone who gets in. The rules for getting in are another matter, and one common first step can lock you out.
E-Bike and Scooter Deaths Are up 27-Fold. 7 Ways to Stay Off the List
They’re in every bike lane and on every sidewalk now. The death toll is climbing, and the riders most likely to die may surprise you.
Heating Oil Jumped $2.64 a Gallon in a Year. 7 Ways to Pay Less on Your Next Fill
Washington tapped an emergency fuel reserve for the second time ever. The bigger savings for your tank may be a phone call away.
Car Insurance Switching Hit a Record This Year, yet Nearly 87% of Drivers Still Didn’t Shop Around
Rate hikes have cooled, but that doesn’t mean your renewal price is the best you can get.
Gotta Catch ‘Em All: You Can Get McDonald’s Pokémon Happy Meal Today
Each meal includes one of 15 mini toys and two Pokémon trading cards, but supplies are limited and no end date has been announced.
Stop Overpaying for Internet You Don’t Like. Here’s the Provider Customers Rate Best in Your Region
Find out which internet service providers rank highest for customer satisfaction and discover if it’s time to make a switch.
Gas Prices Could Dip Below $4 a Gallon for the First Time Since April
Michigan drivers saw the steepest drop, with pump prices falling 38 cents in one week, and GasBuddy says the dip has nothing to do with the election.
Ask Stacy: How Do I Handle Health Care Between Retirement and Medicare?
It’s the silent killer of early retirement plans. Here are six ways to bridge the gap before 65.
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