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John Sieg for Fifth Third Summer is coming, and despite economic uncertainty, millions of Americans are still going to be packing their bags and getting away. According to NerdWallet’s annual survey, two in five people plan to take a vacation that involves flying or staying in a hotel. And
Tamara E. Holmes for GoodRx It’s frustrating when your health insurance doesn’t cover your medication. A drug that appears on a formulary — the list of medications covered by a health insurance plan — can get dropped anytime. This can happen if a medication is seldom used, there is a
Jaime Duzi for Intuit Credit Karma A new Intuit Credit Karma/Harris Poll study finds 78% of Americans don't feel financially secure — and doing everything right is not enough. Most Americans believe they’ve made smart financial decisions, but doing the “right thing” doesn’t always feel like
Sarah Maddigan for Ally Financial If you’re anticipating a tax refund from the IRS in 2026, what are you planning to do with it? While earnings, deductions and credits will vary across taxpayers, last year’s average refund was $3,167. For your consideration, Ally Financial shares 14 ways
Steve Mitchell for BusesForSale.com Every school day, a yellow bus pulls to the curb, red lights flash, the stop arm swings out, and somewhere in America, a driver blows right past it anyway. Not occasionally. Not rarely. Approximately 39 million times a year. That's the national estimate
A landmark ruling eliminates key Trump-era tariffs, but businesses must navigate complex federal processes to recover billions in duties already paid.
Maureen Shelly for SoFi Personal loans have become an increasingly common financial tool, offering borrowers flexibility to fund everything from major purchases to unexpected bills. As adoption grows, a key question emerges: What is actually driving interest in personal loans today? New proprietary data from SoFi suggests the answer may
As March Madness betting surges, experts warn of rising scams targeting first-time bettors—here’s how to spot fake sportsbooks and protect your money.
Dana Ingemann for Understood ADHD medications — especially stimulants — can raise your blood pressure and heart rate. Other factors that can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, like sleep problems, substance use, and excess weight, are also more common in people with ADHD. It’s important to take care of your
