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Fuel Savings Rolled Back: You Could Pay $600 More at the Pump

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 This policy shift could mean higher gas expenses, even if pump prices stay flat. 

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The Department of Transportation (DOT) recently determined that the Biden administration exceeded its authority by factoring electric vehicles into its fuel economy guidelines, according to TheStreet, That reversal could cost drivers the $600 in annual gas savings that the original Biden-era rules were expected to deliver. In 2024, the Biden administration finalized rules requiring…

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Gray but Not Stuck in the Past: What’s Changing at the Checkout

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 Older, wiser, and catching on fast, as tech finally meets financial priorities. 

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Advertising Disclosure: When you buy something by clicking links within this article, we may earn a small commission, but it never affects the products or services we recommend. The days of searching for exact change at the grocery store checkout might finally be numbered. Digital wallet use among older Americans is on the rise, marking a shift in how people handle everyday transactions.

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Avoid Losing Money When Travel Companies Go Under

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 Know the risks and red flags to keep your next getaway worry-free. 

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Summer vacation season is here, but for travelers booking trips abroad, unexpected tour operator failures can quickly turn a dream getaway into a financial headache. According to TheStreet, Great Little Escapes, a UK-based tour company known for city getaways and package holidays, had its operating license revoked in June, leaving customers with uncertain plans and unpaid bookings.

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Buyer’s Market, Seller’s Dilemma: Is This the New Housing Market Reality?

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 Should you be buying or selling? 

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Home sellers across the United States are facing a new reality. After years of fast sales and competitive bidding, the housing market is slowing. Higher mortgage rates, reduced demand, and increased inventory are reshaping what it takes to close a deal. Roughly one in five home sellers are now reducing their asking price. That figure has climbed for five consecutive months, based on recent data…

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These 125 Companies With Flexible Jobs Support the LGBTQ+ Community

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 Find out which companies rank highest for continued commitment to inclusion. 

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Celebrated each June, Pride Month is a dedicated time to honor and support the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ+) community. However, workplace equality is something that can be highlighted year-round, as many companies actively foster inclusive, supportive, and flexible work environments every day of the year. Following, we’re featuring the organizations…

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15 State Medicaid Programs With the Best Mental Health Care

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 Discover which state Medicaid programs lead the nation in mental health support — and see if yours ranks in the top. 

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Medicaid is the single largest payer for mental health services in the United States, playing a critical role in ensuring access to care for millions of adults with mental illness and substance use disorders. An estimated 58.7 million U.S. adults — nearly one in four — live with a mental illness, according to national health data. Among this population, individuals enrolled in Medicaid are more…

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