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Looking for an Affordable EV? Volkswagen Is Cutting Prices by $12,500
The Volkswagen ID.4, once among the few small electric SUVs competing with the Tesla Model Y, is set to be replaced by the upcoming ID. Tiguan EV, according to Car and Driver. That transition has opened the door to discounts on remaining ID.4 inventory. Volkswagen Is Offering ID.4 Discounts…
I Put Cheap Dollar Tree Groceries to the Test — These 8 Are My Favorites
I used to always skip the grocery aisles at Dollar Tree, shopping for household items like storage and organizing products and cleaning supplies instead. Then a Dollar Tree employee told me the grocery section is one of the most popular sections in the store. So, I grabbed a shopping cart and…
Why Buy It? More Libraries Let You Borrow Costly Items for Free
Your local library may lend more than books. Libraries around the country offer free access to tools, hobby gear and other items that can be costly to buy but useful only now and then. These collections are often called a “Library of Things.” What is available, and how long you can borrow it…
Dunkin’, L.L. Bean Launch Merch Collab with Free Coffee Giveaway
Two New England-based brands are teaming up for fall and National Coffee Day. Dunkin’ and L.L.Bean have collaborated for the first time, launching merchandise and freebie offers that culminate in a free coffee giveaway Tuesday, Sept. 29. The companies began promoting the collaboration with a coffee…
5 Strategic Moves to Secure Cash When You’re in a Financial Crunch
Many Americans are navigating a tightening financial landscape as daily costs remain high. Whether it is the pressure at the pump or the weight of a mortgage, the need for immediate liquidity is a reality for a significant portion of the population. Research indicates that roughly 45% of Americans…
I Drove One of the Most Popular Non-Tesla EVs: Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 Wows
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is the South Korean automaker’s best-selling electric car. The company discounted all versions of it for 2026 by at least $7,600, which conveniently is almost a dollar-for-dollar match of the $7,500 tax credit for EVs that was eliminated by the federal government in September…
86% of Americans Believe They Know What Their Insurance Policies Cover. They Don’t
In a Trusted Choice survey, 86% of insured consumers said they had a good understanding of what their policies cover. However, when tested on the specifics, many were wrong or unsure. This gap between what people think they know and what they actually know is where the expensive surprises live…
9 of the Best Cash Back Apps and Sites for Everyday Shopping Rewards
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder. Long gone are the days when you needed to clip physical coupons. Today, the best coupons are the cash back apps that help shoppers earn rebates on everyday purchases, like groceries, gas and online shopping. Install these apps on…
Your Kid’s Free $1,000 Trump Account Has a Catch — I’m a CPA, and Here’s When a 529 or Roth Beats It
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. If you have kids or grandkids, there’s a deadline on the calendar you may not know about. Dec. 31 is the…
Rising Costs Are Changing How Americans Give Back
Charitable giving is taking a hit as cost-of-living challenges continue to put a strain on people’s budgets, a new study shows. More than 4 out of 5 in the U.S. said at least one cost-of-living pressure has prevented them from donating or donating more over the past six months, according to a…