Personal Finance

New Car Prices Are Nearing $50K. These Are the Most Affordable Brands

With the average new car hitting $49,461 in April, only five brands still sold below $40,000 — and Mazda led the pack at just $36,713.

Should We Be Worried That the U.S. Government Just Dropped Decades of Secret UFO Files?

No advice from the nation's top officials. We must decide for ourselves.

Going Abroad? Maybe Not If You Owe Child Support.

No more slipping through the cracks. Here's why you might need to check if your passport has been revoked.

Ford F-150 Fuel Cost Jumps Nearly $50 as Gas Prices Surge

F-150 owners now pay $162 to fill up — a $49 jump from last spring — as Iran war-driven gas prices hit $4.50 a gallon nationally.

Trump Gas Tax Holiday Won’t Lower Prices Much, Analyst Says

The 18-cent federal gas tax holiday debated in Congress would barely dent the $1.35-per-gallon Iran war premium that's driven national gas prices to $4.50.

Powdered Milk Recall Grows. See Affected Aldi, Walmart, Target Items

A growing salmonella-linked recall now spans dozens of products at major retailers — from popcorn and chips to pizza and chocolate drinks — with more expected to be added.

America’s 10 Best Thrift Store Chains — Ranked by an Expert

Not all secondhand stores are created equal. According to a thrift shopping pro, these chains are doing things right.

13 Reasons to Live, Retire and Invest in Panama

Panama is an increasingly popular destination for expats — and for good reasons.

Here’s How to Prepare Your Retirement Savings for Living to 100

Explore the many variables that go into factoring how much you need to save.

Anatomy of an AI Trade: How I Use AI to Make Money in Stocks

Here's how AI helped me turn an investment hunch into a winning trade in minutes instead of hours.

Trump Wants a Gas-Tax Holiday. Will Congress Get on Board?

Trump just endorsed suspending the 18.4-cent federal gas tax, but House and Senate leaders have their doubts — here's where the push stands with $4.50-a-gallon gas squeezing Americans.

Who Knew? Gen Z Is Cashing in on the Lost Art of Snail Mail

Turns out a letter in the mail still brings joy for many — and thousands of dollars in income for some.
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