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Death Doesn’t Stop Bills from Coming, but You Don’t Have to Pay Them All
When a loved one dies, the bills keep coming — but experts say many can be delayed, negotiated down, or never paid at all.
The Flu Strain Driving This Season’s Unusually Early Spread
Flu activity started climbing in late August, and wastewater data shows the earliest onset in at least four years, driven by a mutated H1N1 strain.
The Priciest Cars to Insure Cost up to $4,445 More a Year Than the Cheapest
Your next car could tack thousands onto your insurance bill before you even drive it home.
How Applicant Tracking Systems Are Pushing Job Seekers to the Breaking Point
Employers are dropping the ball on applicants, who feel an agonizing lack of visibility.
Hertz Lets You Test a Car for 3 Days Before You Decide to Buy
Hertz’s TestDrive+ lets shoppers rent a used car for three days, with rental fees waived if they buy it. Here’s how the process works.
Every Tax Bracket Is Going Up in 2027. Here’s Where You’ll Land
Another year brings another inflation adjustment for the thresholds that determine how much you owe Uncle Sam.
Occasional Marijuana Use Linked to Higher Stroke Risk, Study Finds
Even one to five days of cannabis use a month was linked to 40% higher odds of a reported past stroke in a study of nearly 443,000 U.S. adults.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Nov. 6, 2026
Here’s a quick roundup of the news that moved your money this week, from Money Talks News founder Stacy Johnson.
Groceries Are on a Wild Ride This Year. From a 29.3% Drop to an 8.7% Rise. What’s in Your Cart?
Depending on what you shop for, you may barely notice the change or be shocked by the weekly bill.
GM Agreed to Pay $220 Million Over Claims It Sold Driving Data. That Data Might Influence Your Insurance Rates
Your insurer has seen a file on you that you probably haven’t. It’s free to request, and any errors in it can be fixed.
6 Space Heater Mistakes, Including One That Costs $65 a Month
It’s a little box that keeps your feet warm. Used the wrong way, it can wreck your bill, or your house.
Scam Losses Topped $3 Billion for Americans 60 and Older. A Small Group Lost 70% of That
Most reported losses stay under $1,000. The six-figure cases tend to follow a familiar script. Learn what to watch for.
20 Jobs With the Most Overeducated (and Often Underpaid) Workers in America
You might be surprised at the workers who hold college degrees.
Go Back to Sleep: 6 Jobs for Night Owls Who Are Done Pretending to Be Morning People
If your natural rhythm is sleeping until 10, stop fighting it.
U.S. Economy Added 165,000 Jobs in October, Above Expectations
Revised figures show stronger past hiring, but pay is rising slower than prices, and forecasters expect the Fed to raise rates again in December.
Hybrids Are Flying Off Lots as Gas Tops $4 a Gallon. Here’s Why
New hybrids sold in about 44 days this September, while gas-only models took 75, as shoppers chase better mileage at the pump.
Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman Says 23-Hour Trading Starts Dec. 6. What It Means for Your Retirement Money
Stocks will soon change hands while most investors sleep. Here are the reasons the late-night price may not be the one you want.
Black Friday Isn’t the Best Day for Everything. 7 Buys and When to Pounce
Adobe mapped when holiday discounts should bottom out. Some of the biggest gift categories don’t peak on the day you’d guess.
Your Cheap Obamacare Plan Now Comes With a Tax Break. Here’s How to Use It.
The cheapest health plans on HealthCare.gov now come with a tax perk. Rule No. 2 could still pay off for this year.
Insurers Are Totaling More Cars Even If They Still Run. How Much Would You Get for Yours?
A dented bumper on an older car can now mean a check instead of a repair, and you can challenge the insurer’s valuation of your vehicle.
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