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The IRS Is Swamped With Paper Tax Forms. Will That Delay Your Refund?

The IRS wants to become a digital-first agency, but its outdated systems an...

The IRS wants to become a digital-first agency, but its outdated systems and paper backlog are causing "acute performance challenges."

Venmo's First Redesign Since 2009 Means No More Spying on Your Friends' Payments

Over the years, public Venmo activity has exposed everything from President...

Over the years, public Venmo activity has exposed everything from President Joe Biden's private contacts to spoilers for multiple seasons of "The Bachelor."

States Rush to Ban AI-Generated 'Surveillance Pricing' That Uses Shoppers' Personal Data

Lawmakers target AI-driven grocery pricing amid fears shoppers are secretly...

Lawmakers target AI-driven grocery pricing amid fears shoppers are secretly paying wildly different prices.

These Tiny Companies Have Doubled the S&P 500's Gain This Year

Micro caps have notably outperformed their mega-cap counterparts. Here's wh...

Micro caps have notably outperformed their mega-cap counterparts. Here's why.

Yes, People Still Use Cash — a Lot More Than You'd Expect

Cash remains surprisingly popular despite America’s growing obsession with ...

Cash remains surprisingly popular despite America’s growing obsession with cards and tap-to-pay convenience.

Inflation Could Push Social Security COLA Above 4% in 2027

Inflation and soaring oil prices could trigger Social Security’s biggest CO...

Inflation and soaring oil prices could trigger Social Security’s biggest COLA increase in years.

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Americans Blame Corporate Greed, Not Extreme Weather, for High Home Insurance Costs

Homeowners increasingly distrust insurers as climate risks and premiums sur...

Homeowners increasingly distrust insurers as climate risks and premiums surge nationwide.

The IRS Is Swamped With Paper Tax Forms. Will That Delay Your Refund?

Venmo's First Redesign Since 2009 Means No More Spying on Your Friends' Payments

States Rush to Ban AI-Generated 'Surveillance Pricing' That Uses Shoppers' Personal Data

These Tiny Companies Have Doubled the S&P 500's Gain This Year

Yes, People Still Use Cash — a Lot More Than You'd Expect

Inflation Could Push Social Security COLA Above 4% in 2027

Americans Blame Corporate Greed, Not Extreme Weather, for High Home Insurance Costs

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