Personal Finance

$1,500 for a ‘Not Bad’ Chicken Sandwich. How Making It Taught the Creator About Money and Modern Life

What do you think your lunchtime sub is worth? Think again.

8 Tips to Build an Emergency Kit on a Budget

Build your emergency kit on a budget — and make sure you have what you need.

Teacher Appreciation Week 2026 Deals Include Freebies, Discounts

From free Chipotle meals to 50% off Krystal breakfast combos, teachers can score major savings at more than 25 restaurants and businesses this week.

How Borrowers Can Beat High Interest Rates While the Fed Waits

With the Fed frozen at 3.5%–3.75% all year, borrowers who shop smart can still snag car loans at 5.3% and mortgages below 6%.

Ask Stacy: Am I Saving Enough to Retire?

It's the question I've heard a thousand times. Here are five steps to find your personal answer in less than 30 minutes.

5 Things American Car Companies Can Learn From Chinese Automakers

American new cars now cost $50,000. Chinese EVs sell for $11,000. Here's what Detroit refuses to admit.

The Vast Majority of Grads Fear AI Is Reshaping the Entry-Level Job Market (and Not in Their Favor)

While college students are already using AI, they fear the technology will take their positions when they graduate.

3 Ways to Supplement Your Income While Living Abroad

Here are proven ways to earn money while living overseas.

Gas Prices Rising in All 50 States as Average Nears $5 — How Much Worse Will It Get?

The national gas average jumped 35 cents in a single week to $4.46 a gallon, with diesel topping $6 in parts of the Midwest — and analysts warn prices may keep climbing.

Hurricane Season Is Approaching. Who Needs Flood Insurance in Florida?

With a 74% chance a named storm will reach Florida's coast this season, most homeowners don't realize their standard policy won't cover a dollar of flood damage.

Check Your Fridge. This Recalled Aldi Dessert Was Sold in 7 States

About 2,800 cases of Aldi's Specially Selected crème brûlée were recalled for possible glass contamination in 7 states — and no refund guidance has been issued.

Americans Fear This Retirement Setback More Than Death

Two in three Americans say running out of money scares them more than dying — and at $6,200 a month for assisted living, their fears aren't unfounded.
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