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There’s no such thing as arriving at the airport too early amid the partial government shutdown, and that’s especially true this weekend. Airports around the country have seen TSA lines and wait times balloon due to Transportation Security Administration worker shortages, and spring break isn’t helping. Chicago O’Hare International Airport expects more than 3.7 million spring break travelers to pass through it between Thursday, March 19 and Monday, March 23. The world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International, is also expecting high volume and advising travelers to arrive at least three hours before scheduled flight departures. Before leaving for the airport,…
Deciding when to start your Social Security benefits is one of the most consequential choices you will ever make. It dictates your monthly income for the rest of your life, influences your spouse’s survivor benefits, and shifts your overall tax picture. There is no single correct age to file. The system is designed to pay out roughly the same total amount over an average lifetime regardless of when you start. The math changes based on your health, your savings and whether you plan to keep working. Let’s look at the advantages and drawbacks of the three major claiming milestones. Claiming…
Oil falls as US, allies discuss efforts to boost supply and open Strait of Hormuz
On Erica and Eric Sawatzke’s Minnesota farm, the math of farming has grown increasingly unforgiving. Even with strong yields, the numbers often don’t add up. A new round of federal aid announced in late 2025, while welcome, underscores how far the gap has grown between what it costs to produce crops and what farmers earn selling them. To help them do better financial planning, they turn to expert advice, online tools and loan programs. The Sawatzkes raise turkeys, corn and soybeans on 500 acres of land that has been in Erica’s family since 1866. Erica is a sixth-generation farmer who…
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Live and Invest Overseas. Ambergris Caye is Belize’s number one tourist destination and it’s easy to understand why … Warm weather, friendly locals, beautiful beaches … Plus, it’s English-speaking and easy to get to from North America. Running 25 miles north to south, and just two miles across at its widest point east-to-west, it is the largest and most populated island in Belize. As a result, demand for real estate—and prices—can be high. Still, if you’re after Caribbean living, it’s one of the most affordable options and property bargains can be found if you know…
You replace the toaster after it sparks. You buy another $15 umbrella because the last one inverted in a gentle breeze. You grab a pack of budget t-shirts that lose their shape after three trips through the washing machine. Buying cheap feels like a victory at the checkout counter, but it is actually a stealthy drain on your wallet. The compulsion to find the absolute lowest price tag often obscures the true financial impact of a purchase. When you factor in the inevitable replacements, the temporary frustration, and the wasted time, that bargain is rarely a deal. To stop leaking…
We all value our downtime. After a long day, sinking into the couch and turning on your favorite show is often the only thing on the agenda. But what if you could monetize that exact routine? Earning extra money does not always require a grueling second job or sacrificing your weekends. In fact, a recent Bankrate survey shows that millions of Americans bring in hundreds of dollars a month through side hustles. You can claim a piece of that extra income without ever leaving your living room. The secret is finding low-friction tasks that require minimal focus. These are not…
The first day of spring, Friday, March 20, is here, and you could start the season with a deal on breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert. It may not feel like spring across the entire United States, with cool temperatures remaining in the East and brutal summer-like record highs in parts of the West. But the calendar says it’s the spring equinox, with the beginning of spring officially hitting at 10:46 a.m. ET, according to the U.S. Naval Observatory. OK, maybe you missed Dairy Queen’s Free Cone Day on March 19, but there’s still more deals to be had on Friday,…
The U.S. Mint officially pulled the plug on the penny in late 2025. Since then, your loose change is getting harder to spend. Businesses are rounding purchases to the nearest nickel and flat-out refusing to hand back pennies. If you’re hauling around a heavy jar of copper and zinc, you’re probably wondering what to do with it now that merchants don’t want it. Don’t throw them in the trash. Here are eight ways to get rid of your dead pennies without throwing your money away. 1. Mine your jars for rare coins Before you dump your stash into a sorting…
Gas prices are creeping up again, and you’re probably annoyed every time you pull up to the pump. But before you blame the economy or oil companies, take a hard look at how you drive. You’re likely burning through fuel — and cash — for no good reason. It’s time to stop the bleeding. You don’t need to trade in your car for a hybrid to see a difference. You just need to change your habits. According to the Associated Press, small adjustments behind the wheel can stretch your fuel. We’ve shown you ways to save on gas, but these…