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Here Are the 12 Safest Electric Cars Money Can Buy in 2026

Investing

Twelve electric cars and SUVs qualified for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s 2026 Top Safety Pick awards. The numbers made up more than a quarter of the group’s 45 Top Safety Pick+ designation, which is the highest award from the insurance industry group. The Ford Mustang Mach-E was the only fully electric car among the group’s Top Safety Pick winners, which is its second highest award. The findings come as interest in electric cars has picked up as the average price of gas rose to $3.99 on March 27. That’s up from $3.91 one week ago on March 20.…

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Walt Disney World Reveals Summer Deals With Free Dining Plan

Loans & Credit

Now is the time to book your summer 2026 vacation at Walt Disney World, especially if you’ve been looking for new ways to save on your trip. Disney World just announced five exciting new promotions for summer and into early fall, offering families multiple ways to potentially shave off hundreds of dollars from the total cost of their vacation. Free Disney Dining Plan Hungry for some free dining at Walt Disney World this year? You’ll be able to add the Disney Dining Plan to your vacation for free when you book a non-discounted four-night, four-day vacation package at a Disney…

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Taking Social Security at 62 Can Cost You. Here’s Why.

Money Tips

Sixty-two is the most popular age for claiming Social Security. And that should surprise no one, because it’s the age the retirement benefit becomes available to most Americans. Hey: It’s money. But is 62 the best age to claim Social Security? You can find hundreds of articles on that question, and the answer isn’t obvious. If you take Social Security earlier, you get more checks. For every year you wait, up to age 70, the checks get larger. Do the math, however, and you will see compelling evidence for waiting until age 70 to take Social Security. The reason is…

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Trump Signs Order to Pay TSA Workers With No DHS Shutdown End in Sight

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WASHINGTON – With no end in sight to the intractable Department of Homeland Security shutdown, President Donald Trump signed an order on Friday, March 27, to reroute federal funds to pay airport security workers by declaring an “unprecedented emergency situation.” The White House said it will “use funds that have a reasonable and logical nexus to TSA operations to provide TSA employees with the compensation and benefits that would have accrued to them if not for the Democrat-led DHS shutdown,” according to text of the decree. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin began the process of paying TSA workers as soon…

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