Personal Finance

Memorial Day 2026: Take Advantage of Food Freebies, Deals

More than a dozen chains are dangling freebies and promo codes this Memorial Day weekend — including a $6.99 Subway footlong and free Baconators from Wendy's.

With Summer Near, What’s the Best Temperature to Set Your Thermostat?

Bump your thermostat 7 to 10 degrees for eight hours a day and you could slash 10% off your annual cooling bill — and experts say start at 78°F.

Car Insurance Is Expensive. Here Are 10 Tips for a Lower Premium.

Auto insurance premiums surged two-thirds since 2020 — but experts say a few targeted moves can shave hundreds off your annual bill.

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.

Could Trump’s Latest Rollback Actually Lower Your Grocery Bill?

Two Purdue economists did the math on the White House's $800 million grocery savings claim — and came up with 56 cents a year per family of four, or 'a couple bananas.'

CVS Sues Tennessee to Halt Law It Says Would Force Pharmacy Closings

A new Tennessee law targeting pharmacy benefit managers could shutter all 136 CVS locations in the state — leaving 1.5 million patients scrambling for their prescriptions.

This Is the Best-Rated Independent Living Facility for 7 Years Straight

Residents and their family members rate these independent and assisted living communities highest for customer satisfaction.

Researchers Find 3 Diets That May Ward Off Dementia — and 1 That Hastens It

A 15-year study sheds light on which eating patterns could help protect you from chronic diseases — or do the opposite.

10 States That Generate the Most Money in Agricultural Sales

These states are responsible for producing a significant amount of the U.S. food supply.

America Has a New Favorite Mattress Brand — but There’s a Hitch to Maximizing Your Satisfaction

Shoppers rated this brand name highest of all, regardless of whether they bought their mattress in stores or online.

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.

Assault the Police or Trash the Capitol on Jan. 6? Here’s the Reward You Can Now Expect

Trump just opened a $1.776 billion fund. Rioters, including those who beat Capitol Police, are already applying. You're paying the bill.
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