Personal Finance
I Saved Hundreds of Dollars by Asking AI for Back-to-School Deals. Here’s How
Most of us are pretty disgruntled with AI right about now. We’re worried it’s reshaping the workforce, overwhelming us with AI slop and guzzling resources like a parched teen parked in front of an open fridge. But none of that changes the fact that many people use it anyway—and it’s the single best…
5 of the Best EV Discounts Available Before Summer Ends
August is often a great time to find deals on new cars, as manufacturers slash prices on vehicles from the previous model year to make room for newer vehicles, according to car-shopping experts. If you’re in the market for a new or used electric car, you could be in for even better luck. Carmakers…
Why Cheap Off-Season Travel Is Harder to Find in 2026
Remember when you could get a travel deal by waiting a few weeks after summer ended? That’s history. “The off-season practically vanished in many parts of the world,” said Whitney Haldeman, a luxury travel advisor with Embark Collective. It certainly has for travelers like Gerri Hether, who used to…
The Best Policy for Writing a Resume in 2026 (13% of Candidates Don’t Do This)
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. If you’ve ever wondered how closely employers actually check resumes, you’re not alone. Recent Monster research shows many job seekers believe verification is inconsistent and that belief is shaping how people present themselves in today’s…
Ready to Switch to T-Mobile? The 15-Minute Trick That Slashes Your Wireless Bill
Take a hard look at your bank statement. If you are like most Americans, you are seeing a disturbing trend: insurance is up, groceries are up, and utilities are creeping higher every month. But there is one major monthly expense where you can actually force the price down right now. If you are…
Is $2.5M Enough to Spend $100K a Year in Retirement, Or Will Taxes Leave Me Short?
A $2.5 million portfolio could support $100,000 in annual retirement spending, but taxes might require you to withdraw more than that amount. Account type determines the portion of each distribution you keep. Knowing that amount can help you estimate whether your spending goal is sustainable and…
The Evolution of Car Insurance Buying. Oh, How Things Have Changed.
The first car insurance policy in the United States went to a Buffalo doctor named Truman Martin in 1898. He paid $12.25 for $5,000 in liability coverage and was more worried about horses than other car drivers. At the time, there were about 4,000 cars and 18 million equines sharing the roads…
Nvidia’s CEO Says AI Won’t Kill Jobs. I Was a Stockbroker When the Rust Belt Collapsed — 5 Things He’s Missing
Money Talks News may earn commission or revenue through links in the content below. Our editorial team independently selects all products. Compensation does not influence our recommendations. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has a message for anyone worried about AI taking their job: relax. He recently told…
Is the Gas-Powered or Hybrid Kia Telluride the Better SUV?
As it enters its second generation, Kia’s popular Telluride SUV has become one of the hottest cars on the U.S. market. It’s so important to the South Korean automaker that some company officials refer to it as the “Selluride.” Kia sold 85,418 Tellurides through the end of July 2026, up from 71,913…
Costco Got Rid of This Fan-Favorite Item 2 Years Ago. Now, It’s Back
Two years after customers lamented Costco’s decision to discontinue its semi-sweet chocolate chips, the warehouse has brought the beloved item back. Costco’s Kirkland Signature Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips have now returned, going for between $11.99 and $14.99 online and in-store for a 4.5-pound bag…