While drone imagery can help insurers assess properties, the use of it in policy renewals is relatively new and growing due to its cost-saving benefits. It can be cheaper to hire a third party to ...

According to the federal agency Administration for Community Living (ACL), if you turn 65 today, you have almost a 70% chance ...

Nearly 88% of Americans have adjusted their grocery shopping habits in response to higher costs, according to LendingTree. About 44% are buying more generic brands, 38% are sticking strictly to their ...

Dollar Tree reports that 60% of its 3 million new shoppers in the third quarter of 2025 earn more than $100,000 annually.

There’s not a bad flavor in the bunch. Hot Chili (not uncomfortably hot) is my favorite, followed by mellow Maple. Other offerings include Passion Fruit, Gingerbread, Fig & Honey, Salted Lavender, ...

Timing your used car purchase around certain holidays and seasons could save you thousands of dollars, according to new research.

The Secure Act quietly reshaped the way inherited IRAs work. Many heirs now need to empty inherited accounts within 10 years, which can create massive, unexpected tax bills during peak earning years.

Owning paper stock certificates doesn’t mean you’re trapped with those investments forever — despite what some brokerages might tell you.

The life of Ed Bambas, a grocery store worker in Michigan, changed in a blink in early December 2025. TikTok creator Samuel Weidenhofer visited the store to meet him after a comment on one of his ...

Can you afford to be sick in 2026? Policy decisions may trigger a financial hit many American households will struggle to absorb.

Your job may be at risk. Few scenarios make “prepare for the worst and hope for the best” more relevant than this one.

A survey finds a mixture of good and bad news as older Americans look ahead to retirement. Workers who are about to retire often feel a mix of joy, uncertainty and fear. But one group of older ...