Personal Finance

Do You Have to Pay for Car Recall Repairs? What Drivers Need to Know

Millions of cars get recalled every year — and the manufacturer, not you, is typically on the hook, but only if you know the 10-day deadline to claim a free fix.

The New Battle for Alaska Cruise Travelers Is Happening Onboard

Alaska cruise lines are spending hundreds of millions on ship upgrades to compete for the 1.7 million passengers expected to visit this season.

97% of Travelers Regret a Trip. Did You Make These Mistakes?

A new survey found that 97% of U.S. travelers wish they could redo at least one trip — and the most common regrets have nothing to do with bad luck.

‘I Love the Inflation,’ Trump Says After Surge in Prices Hits 3-Year High

Inflation hit 4.2% in May — its highest point in three years — as gas prices have surged 40% since the U.S. entered a war with Iran, yet the president says he's not worried.

8 Common Foods That May Increase Your Risk of Cancer

Are any of these in your fridge or pantry?

9 Small Splurges That Can Make a Big Difference in Your Life

Some purchases are hard to justify — but others make so much sense you'll wonder how you ever lived without them.

5 Money Apps Tracking Your Every Move (and How to Shut Them Down)

Your tax app saw your refund. Your payment app saw your rent. These money apps are watching you right now.

5 Signs That It’s High Time to Overseed Your Lawn

This rejuvenation treatment can be part of your lawn care routine.

Walmart+ or Amazon Prime? Here’s How to Pick the Winner for Your Budget

See how the retail giants stack up when it comes to your shopping needs.

Why Millions of Families Are Double-Checking Their Insurance This Year

With prices climbing on everything, a quick comparison is the easiest money you'll save all month. These five checks show you exactly where you might be overpaying.

This Alaska Cruise Port Lets You Experience the Wild, Untouched State

Icy Strait Point in Hoonah was designed to spread cruise visitors across 23,000 wilderness acres — and generates $20 million annually for a community of just 900 people.

UPMC Laying Off 200 Employees, 300 Open Positions. What We Know

The largest nongovernment employer in Pennsylvania is cutting 500 positions — mostly non-clinical — despite a $286 million operating income turnaround in 2025.
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