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Buyers Want Hybrids as Gas Prices Rise. VW SUV Fans Will Have to Wait
Hybrid sales jumped 23% in a year, while Volkswagen’s two best-selling SUVs may not get gas-saving versions for another two to three years.
5 Things You Should Almost Never Buy in Retirement
These expenses just don’t make sense for most retirees.
The Essential Health Screening Checklist for Women Over 50
You’ve come this far — now prepare yourself for the next half-century.
How to Build a DIY Retirement Plan — and Why You Shouldn’t Do It Alone
You don’t need a professional to help you get your plans on solid ground, but you do need some help.
Workout Drink Recalled for Illegal Amphetamine-Like Substance
The FDA says the powders contain DMAA, a banned stimulant linked to cardiovascular risks; customers can return affected tubs for a full refund.
Apple Says Some AT&T Users’ iPhone 18 Pro Max Phones Must Be Replaced
Apple says a software patch won’t revive phones already stuck in SOS mode, and affected owners must pursue a replacement.
Which SUVs Combine Safety, Reliability and Value?
The Honda HR-V starts at $26,600, while the Forester and Tucson each come in under $30,000 before you weigh safety ratings and reliability.
How Mark Cuban’s Drug Prices Compare to Corporate-Owned Pharmacies
A separate study found insured shoppers with copays of at least $15 could save by paying cash at direct-to-consumer pharmacies nearly 80% of the time.
REI Bicycles, Amazon Dressers, More Products Recalled. See List
Eight recalls include 42,000 mowers linked to 19 fire reports, a swing-seat fall hazard and bikes with front wheels that can loosen.
As Hurricane Isaias Approaches, Learn How to Prepare Your Home
One overlooked step for renters is confirming who pays for storm repairs — before a hurricane puts that question to the test.
Over 16K Ram Trucks Recalled. See the Affected Models
A tire-pressure warning may fail, but dealers will replace the sensors at no charge; owner letters are expected to arrive Oct. 27.
Mark Cuban Says High-Deductible Health Plan Appeals Might Be ‘Rigged Against You.’ 5 Steps to Fight a Denied Insurance Claim
Insurers rejected nearly 1 in 5 HealthCare.gov claims. Almost nobody appealed, but a third of those who did won.
Trump Accounts Are Going Automatic: 5 Things Parents Must Know Now
Uncle Sam just opened investments account for qualifying kids. The part everybody wants still won’t show up on its own.
Immigration Limits Threaten the Care Workforce. What Does This Mean for the Cost of Home Care?
It already costs a median of $80,080 a year. Have you planned for that?
Seniors Hold a Record $14.92 Trillion in Home Equity. Tapping It With a Reverse Mortgage Starts With a Required Meeting
For most, that money is only on paper. Here’s how to turn your portion of it into cash through a federally insured loan.
Verizon CEO Says ‘You’re Not Going to See Phones on Us Even With New Launches. That’s Just Not Going to Happen’
That sparkly new phone may not have been the bargain you thought it was. Here are 5 ways to pay less for your next one.
They’re Helping Influencers Combat Misinformation About Menopause. Is It Working?
Harvard’s free training has drawn more than 1,400 creators, but clinicians say false hormone and antidepressant claims still circulate online.
Starbucks, Bubly Get Spooky With Basic Witch Kit. See What’s Inside
A $20 Halloween box pairs two drinks with a witch hat and prop spellbook, but the limited-run kit is available only through Walmart.
Disney’s Next Cruise Ship Has a Few Surprises up Its Sleeve
The ship sails Dec. 18, 2027, while bookings open Oct. 12 for eligible club members and Oct. 19 for everyone else.
Medicare Cut Ozempic’s Price 71%. Your Copay May Not Drop
Fifteen popular drugs get Medicare price cuts on Jan. 1. Whether you see any savings depends on a choice you make by Dec. 7.
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