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Nine small SUVs qualified for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s 2026 Top Safety Pick+ designation, which is the highest award from the insurance industry group. The awards come as SUVs make up 35 of the 45 winners for the group’s Top Safety Pick+ designation this year, and 12 of its 18 Top Safety Pick winners, in the latest sign of the U.S. auto market shift to larger vehicles. IIHS said it would like to see carmakers improve safety across all types of vehicles. “This year, we’re asking automakers to make excellent protection for back seat passengers the norm,” IIHS…
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You know the golden rule of decluttering: If you haven’t worn or used it in a full year, it’s time to let go. Of course, selling such things isn’t always that easy. There are items around your house that have sentimental value, but there also are things that were such a splurge, you can’t stand the thought of throwing away money. So don’t. Many retailers will buy used items from you, allowing you to recoup some of their cost. The following buyers will give you cash or store credit for your clutter — from jackets and golf clubs to books…
BublikHaus / Shutterstock.com This story originally appeared on FlexJobs. Here at FlexJobs, we loathe job search scams and are truly interested in helping job seekers identify and steer clear of “too good to be true” job opportunities. FlexJobs’ CEO, Sara Sutton, started FlexJobs in 2007 to fight back against the frustrating — and often harmful — fraudulent scams in the work-at-home job market. That’s why we hand-screen every single job and company before it’s posted on our site: to help job seekers stay safe and avoid job search scams. Work-at-home jobs have always been a target of scammers. However, they’ve recently become…
The Five Guys CEO is distributing $1.5 million worth of bonuses to employees following a botched BOGO deal. Five Guys announced on March 9 that it was distributing the bonuses to store employees after some locations ran out of food for the chain’s 40th anniversary buy-one-get-one burger deal on Feb. 17. The deal drew an overwhelming response, which the chain “underestimated,” as outlined in a Feb. 18 statement. “I didn’t want anybody shooting me in the back or anything after the first day, because we really screwed it up,” Five Guys CEO Jerry Murrell jokingly told Fortune magazine in an…
Shopping malls — once the mainstay of teens during the 1980s and 1990s — are enjoying a resurgence. And it’s thanks to Gen Z shoppers who are craving in-person and social outlets over online shopping conveniences. Annabelle Saco, 24, of Bloomfield, Michigan, does a combination of shopping online and at the mall — and she’s seen an increase of shoppers her age in those spaces. “The mall is an experience,” Saco told USA TODAY. “You go there and you see all different kinds of people and its just getting out of your isolation in your home.” Going to the mall…
People mailing packages through the U.S. Postal Service will pay more beginning this week, as the agency temporarily raises shipping prices amid rising fuel costs. USPS announced Wednesday, March 26, that it will increase the cost of shipping packages by 8% for a limited time to “better align its costs of transportation with the market,” according to a news release. The increase applies to the following products: Priority Mail Express Priority Mail USPS Ground Advantage Parcel Select First‑class mail stamps and other USPS products are not affected. The price changes took effect at midnight Thursday, March 26. Gas Prices on…
Bringing home a new dog is an emotional milestone, but if you’re considering a free puppy from a neighbor or a cheap pet store find, the math rarely works in your favor. In the world of personal finance, we often talk about the total cost of ownership for a car or a home. A dog is no different — except this asset requires a decade or more of food, medical care, and specialized services that can easily reach five figures. The zero-dollar illusion When a friend or a local ad offers a dog for free, they are essentially handing you…
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on MyPerfectResume.com. For many workers, career dissatisfaction isn’t loud or dramatic. It shows up as uncertainty, hesitation, and a lingering sense of being off track without knowing how to course-correct. New national survey data from MyPerfectResume suggests this feeling has become widespread. More than half of U.S. workers say they lack clarity about their long-term career direction, and most have questioned their career path at least once in the past year. Rather than clear dissatisfaction or active job searching, many employees report feeling stuck in a career in a state of career fog, unsure…