10 States With the Cleanest Tap Water — and Where It’s Worst
Discover which states deliver the cleanest tap water and which ones fall short, plus options for choosing a filter.
5 Sneaky Ways Your Grocery Store Tricks You Into Overspending
Your neighborhood supermarket is designed to empty your wallet before you even reach the checkout line.
10 Deep Discounts Available on Amazon This Friday
These items are steeply discounted — but the deals won't last long.
New Report Shows Shift in Remote Work. Here’s What to Expect in 2026.
Some workers are being called back to the office, but there are still plenty of remote jobs to be found.
Money in a Minute for the Week Ending Jan. 9
Here is a quick roundup of the biggest financial news of this week, courtesy of Stacy Johnson.
7 Florida Towns Now Offering Down Payment Assistance to Home Shoppers
High interest rates have stalled many homebuyers, but these Florida cities are fighting to help homebuyers.
Here’s How 40 Million People Use Chatbots Daily for Health Care Issues (for Better or Worse)
Americans are turning to AI for help when it comes to medical care and insurance.
Technology Is Rewriting Your Car Insurance Bill. Can It Help You Save Money?
Automation is changing how insurers price risk and handle claims, but there are some privacy concerns.
Why Borrowing for a Car Might Actually Be Smart Now
Paying cash for a car used to be the smart move. Now borrowing for a car might actually save you money. Here's why.
Anyone Can Retire at 55 With $500,000 — in Theory. But Before You Hand in Your Notice, Here’s What the Reality Might Look Like
Early retirement is difficult even with over $1,000,000 in savings. What about with half that?
Testing for Alzheimer’s Disease Could Soon Be a Finger Prick Away, Thanks to a Revolutionary Breakthrough
A new blood test could replace the brain scans and spinal taps currently used to diagnose Alzheimer's disease.
Fitness Peaks Earlier in Life Than You Might Think — but Now There’s Good News for Older People
Research confirms that physical fitness peaks at 35, but there's encouraging news about what you can do to slow the inevitable decline.
