Truck drivers are feeling the pinch at the pump as diesel prices spike even higher than regular gas in the midst of the Iran war. The average price of diesel gas reached $5.04 per gallon on Tuesday, March 17, up from an average of $4.78 per gallon a week ago on March 10, according to the AAA Auto Club. That’s compared to an average price of regular gas that rose to $3.79 per gallon on March 17. Patrick De Haan, Head of Petroleum Analysis at GasBuddy, said in a March 17 post on X the price of diesel gas is…
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Reliability is a huge factor when it comes to car buying for many drivers. An unreliable vehicle can mean costly trips to the repair shop and accidents on the road. There are plenty of popular automakers that produce reliable cars, trucks and SUVs, but some companies come up short when it comes to dependability. J.D. Power says the most unreliable car brand is German. Here’s what drivers need to know. What Is the Least Reliable Car Brand for 2026? J.D. Power conducted a 2026 U.S. vehicle dependability study to determine which car brands have the most problems per 100 vehicles.…
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Amazon is ramping up its speedy delivery service by offering 1-hour and 3-hour shipping in markets across the U.S., including Los Angeles and Chicago, in its latest efforts to stave off e-commerce competition from its biggest rival Walmart. Fast delivery has been a significant part of Amazon’s push to increase basket sizes and shopping frequency. The company in December announced a separate service called “Amazon Now” to deliver grocery items and everyday essentials in 30 minutes or less in select locations including Seattle and Philadelphia. “We saw an opportunity to use our unique operational expertise and delivery network to help…
Darren Baker / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Boldin.In a world where financial habits vary widely, the spending behaviors of the wealthy stand out as particularly intriguing. While everyone must manage their finances, the affluent often exhibit distinct patterns in how they allocate their resources. Understanding these differences can offer valuable insights into wealth accumulation and financial success. In his book “Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals,” Tom Corley reports on the habits of millionaires. The following are some of his insights into how the wealthy spend money differently from everyone else. Are you…
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Live and Invest Overseas. You want to be sober when considering a property purchase in a foreign land. Certainly, you want your wits about you when it comes time to sign on the dotted line. Trouble is, in the lands of bananas and fiestas, the rum flows and so do the promises. The key to success in navigating an investment in property overseas, especially in a developing market, is avoiding the liquor and turning a deaf ear to the assurances. Here’s how this will go … You’ll arrive in the country where you’re dreaming of…
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We’ve been conditioned to believe Walmart is the undisputed king of low prices. But if you’re automatically driving to Walmart every Sunday to fill your fridge, you’re leaving serious cash on the table. According to a February 2026 pricing study conducted by Consumer Reports, Walmart isn’t the cheapest place to buy your food. In fact, it got beat out by a half-dozen other retailers. The researchers partnered with the Strategic Resource Group to track prices across major U.S. cities, comparing identical or comparable grocery baskets. The gap between the cheapest store and the most expensive store was over 33%. That…