Personal Finance

How to Remotely Roll Down Your Car Windows: Video

Your key fob may have a hidden trick — hold the unlock button to remotely roll down all the windows and even open the sunroof before you ever get in the car.

This New Airbnb Feature Delivers Groceries Before You Get There

Airbnb's new Instacart-powered service lets guests pre-order groceries to their rental — and in some cities, have the host stock the fridge before they even check in.

Why Some Travelers Are Waiting Hours to Enter Europe

Europe's new biometric border system is causing waits up to six hours, and a survey finds one-third of travelers would ditch EU trips if delays continue.

Crypto Fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried Asks for Pardon From Trump

The convicted FTX founder isn't seeking early release — his pardon application would only restore civil liberties like voting rights after he finishes his 25-year sentence.

Kia Is Recalling More Than 6,000 Vehicles. See the Affected Models

A sensor defect in 6,264 brand-new 2027 Kia Tellurides could leave drivers unbelted in a crash — here's how to find out if yours is on the list.

Deadly Listeria Outbreak Traced to Soft Cheese. See Recalled Products

One person is dead and seven hospitalized after a listeria outbreak tied to soft cheese from a Maryland dairy now under recall.

Is Fresh Dog Food Worth the Splurge? A Cost Breakdown for Pet Parents

Fresh dog food delivery runs up to $13 a day — compared to 50 cents for economy kibble — and a vet says the health upgrade rarely justifies the cost.

Car Shopping for a Teen? Experts Pick 6 Safe Midsize SUVs under $10K

IIHS and Consumer Reports vetted thousands of used models to find six midsize SUVs that pass rigorous crash tests and pedestrian-detection standards — starting at $6,000.

Shopping for a Teen? Experts Pick 12 Safe, Small SUVs under $10K

IIHS and Consumer Reports named 45 crash-tested used vehicles under $10,000 as safe first cars for teens — here are the 12 SUVs that made the cut, with prices starting at $5,700.

5 Red Flags to Watch for in a Cheap Retirement Home

Low entry costs may mask predatory fees and structural neglect. Here's what to look out for.

7 Reasons to Let Go of Your Stuff in Retirement (Plus Tips for Decluttering)

Discover the benefits of clutter-free living — and how to get there.

Ask Stacy: How Do I Pay for My Kid’s College Without Wrecking My Retirement?

Your kid can borrow for college. You can't borrow for retirement. Here are rules to keep both intact.
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