Personal Finance

NYC Officials See Increase in West Nile Virus Mosquitoes: What to Know

The city found 612 positive mosquito pools, nearly double last year's count, and late August is when infections typically peak.

Spokane Fires Burned a Path of Devastation. Experts Say Get Used to It

More than 700 structures are gone, while 65,000 people fled as hot, dry and windy conditions threaten more communities across the West.

See Which States People Are Packing Up and Moving To

U-Haul's 52-week report reveals where Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z are heading — and Florida is the only state popular with all four.

5 Perks of Retirement That These Everyday Americans Didn’t See Coming

Once you quit working, the biggest shock might not be the financial impact but a profound physiological shift.

U.S. Employers Shed 23,000 Jobs as Labor Market Weakens

July's job losses and slower wage growth point to a cooling labor market, while the next inflation report could show whether workers are falling further behind.

Men Are Injecting Sketchy Substances in Their Faces for ‘Looksmaxxing.’ Doctors Are Horrified

DIY fillers can trigger infections, autoimmune problems and costly corrective procedures when people inject substances they do not understand.

Here’s How Much Your Spending Will Drop As You Age (and the 1 Cost That Won’t)

Federal data shows retirement spending drops this much every year as you age — but one stubborn cost keeps climbing.

7 Things That Feel Expensive but Are Actually Cheaper Than Ever

Your brain remembers old prices but forgets old dollars. Even gas is cheaper than you think — with one brutal catch.

Central Banks Just Bought Record Gold While Investors Dumped It. I’ve Been Investing for 45 Years — Here’s What the Smart Money Knows

The world's central banks bought record gold as the price crashed and the crowd sold. Here's what they know.

The Young Rent, the Old Own. Right? So Why Are Older Renters Driving Insurance Changes?

Finances work differently when your life goals happen out of order or not at all.

Fatty Liver Disease Isn’t Just Caused by Alcohol: What to Know

About 40% of Americans have fatty liver disease, which can remain silent while diabetes, high cholesterol and other factors damage the organ.

Coolcations Aren’t Cool Anymore: Why You Should Travel to a Hot Place

Some travelers are finding summer discounts of 50% to 70% in hot destinations, while popular northern getaways bring higher prices and crowds.
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