Andrii Iemelianenko / Shutterstock.comInflation is still creeping up in 2026. Amid ongoing trade wars and international conflict, essentials like food, energy and gas just keep on climbing, dealing blow after blow to our budgets. In fact, inflation rose 3.3% year over year in March, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, with gas prices seeing their biggest monthly increase ever. So how do we fight inflation?
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Florian Augustin / Shutterstock.comNafplio is a romantic seaside Venetian town situated in the Peloponnese region in the southwestern side of the mainland, by the Ionian Sea. If someone had told me a few years ago that I would be writing an article about how I designed my life to live part-time in Greece, I wouldn’t have believed them. But, when you set your intentions and live them fully, anything is within your reach—even your…
USA TODAY Network / ReutersDelta Air Lines is cutting some flights this summer as airlines adjust to quickly shifting economics. The Atlanta-based airline says the decision is based on a number of operational factors and did not specify fuel, but many airlines have been working to boost revenue and trim expenses amid surging fuel prices since the start of the war in Iran. “Delta routinely adjusts its network as part of…
If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re not here theoretically. You invested in a passive real estate deal. It didn’t work out. Maybe distributions stopped. Maybe you got a letter from the operator that didn’t have good news. Maybe you’ve done the math and you know the equity is gone. That’s a specific kind of hurt. It’s not just the money. It’s the confidence hit, the second-guessing, the conversation you had to have with your spouse. The feeling that you should have known better. I’ve been there. As an investor and as someone who has run deals. I’m…
USA TODAY Network / ReutersDependability is a huge factor for used car buyers to consider when searching for their next vehicle. Thanks to depreciation, car buyers can find plenty of reliable used cars for affordable prices. Japanese automakers like Toyota and Subaru produce plenty of car and SUV models that are built to last over 200,000 miles without many major mechanical issues. Here are four of the most reliable…
USA TODAY Network / ReutersLast year, the United States Mint pressed the last penny. Penny preservationists warned that the death of the one-cent coin might seed dire consequences: coin shortages at checkout counters; confusion over how to pay bills not ending in zero or five; and higher prices, as greedy retailers began rounding everything up. Yet, apart from scattered penny shortages, American society appears to have…
USA TODAY Network / ReutersRenting a car can be a daunting task between hidden fees, a lack of appealing vehicles and time spent waiting in line at rental counters. USA TODAY Cars tried out Turo’s peer-to-peer car-sharing marketplace to see how it differed from a traditional rental car service. Turo’s app gives users the ability to choose the type of vehicle they want, where they want it delivered and it has transparent…
Dean Drobot / Shutterstock.comTechnology continues to reshape the workplace, but many professionals are finding that balance, not a fully digital workplace, is the secret to doing their best work. The Analog at Work Pulse Report from FlexJobs, based on a survey of over 4,400 workers, explores how employees are navigating technology, AI, and traditional work habits as digital tools become more common across industries.
JLco Julia Amaral / Shutterstock.comThere are a lot of factors to consider when deciding where to settle down in retirement. Maybe you want to be close to family, find a beachside paradise or be within walking distance of a scenic golf course. No matter your retirement dreams, we think you should also consider the financial ramifications of your move. That’s why we put together a list of the best states for retirement for 2026.
Johnson / Money Talks NewsSomething has gone deeply wrong for young Americans. That’s the conclusion of the 2026 World Happiness Report, which once again ranked the United States 23rd on the planet. A decade ago, we cracked the top 15. Today, the under-25 crowd is dragging the whole national average down. Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, the Oxford economist who edits the report, didn’t sugarcoat it. He says young people’s life…