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7 tips to boost your budgeting skills and your savings account

Achieve reports seven budgeting tips to enhance skills and savings: track expenses, be realistic and flexible, use tools, set goals, and factor in found money. more
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How to build an emergency fund while you’re paying down debt

Freedom Debt Relief reports tips for building an emergency fund while paying down debt, like starting small, automating savings, using high-yield accounts, and celebrating milestones. more
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The unseen, unsung hero of the water you drink

(BPT) - By Ned MonroeIt happens so often we hardly notice: Head to the kitchen, grab a glass from the cabinet, fill it with water from the faucet.Tap water is one of many conveniences of modern … more

Why American outdoor gatherings keep moving inside

The Luxury Pergola reports that loneliness is a growing epidemic in the U.S., with 71.2% of hosts canceling outdoor gatherings due to heat, highlighting a need for better outdoor accommodations. more
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Why clothing sizes still don't mean the same thing from one brand to another

Felina reports that online clothing sizes vary significantly by brand, making it essential to consult size charts, as there's no universal measurement. more
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More early childhood programs are providing free housing to teaching staff

The 74 reports that Friends Center in New Haven provides free housing to early childhood educators, addressing high living costs and supporting staff stability. more
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How absentee owner data is reshaping real estate investment strategy in 2026

PropertyReach reports that absentee owner data is vital for real estate investors, providing insights into motivated sellers and enhancing investment strategies. more
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Come hell or high water: How a small town became a blueprint for building climate resilience

Atmos reports on Machias, Maine, a small town facing extreme flooding due to climate change.  more
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Child identity theft can go undetected for years. Here’s what you can do now to help protect your child.

Wells Fargo reports on child identity theft, emphasizing its stealthy nature due to minimal monitoring.  more
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Does wine go bad? How to tell

Silver Oak Winery reports wine does go bad after opening, typically within three days.  more
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How journalists feel about citing AI-generated PR, according to data

Pangram Labs reports on HARO's revival after AI-generated pitches flooded the platform, revealing journalists prefer human sources, limiting AI submissions. more
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Why the best home upgrades aren’t always visible: Invest behind the walls before remodeling

(BPT) - While many homeowners are eager to kick off a renovation with cosmetic upgrades, the less visible systems behind the walls typically deserve attention first. From plumbing and electrical … more

Data without context: Why enterprise contract data is failing AI

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Enterprises are rapidly adopting AI agents for contract management. But when contract data lacks context, the answers AI produces can be difficult to trust.Contract data is … more

More than half of US consumers now routinely end the month short of funds

Credit One Bank reports that over 57% of U.S. consumers regularly end the month short of funds, driven by rising costs of essentials like groceries and housing. more
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What data on 11K farms reveals about the country’s factory farm hotbed

Sentient Media reports Iowa has the most factory farms, producing 170 billion pounds of manure annually, leading to severe water pollution and health risks, including cancer. more
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Evers announces last chance to apply for a pardon before next governor takes office 

Gov. Tony Evers announced a deadline of Oct. 5 as the last day for a Wisconsinite to submit an application for a pardon for a crime, before Evers’ second and last term as governor ends in January 2027.  Distinct from a commutation or a parole order, a pardon restores rights that a person loses if […] more
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A Global Legacy, Built in Mississippi: Corolla Celebrates 60 Years

Six Decades of Corolla Since its 1966 debut, the Toyota Corolla has become one of the most recognized and trusted vehicles in automotive history. For 60 years, it has evolved with generations of drivers while remaining synonymous with quality, efficiency and reliability. Today, that global legacy continues in Blue Springs, where Toyota Mississippi team members […] more
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Where Curiosity Builds Trade Skills: 5 Ways to Help Kids Discover the Skilled Trades

(Feature Impact) Parents, educators and mentors can encourage young people to broaden their horizons as they plan their futures and build awareness around careers in the skilled trades with these tips. more

Enjoy Tangy, Spicy Buffalo Chicken with a Superfood Swap

(Feature Impact) When you're craving a specific comfort food, other flavors just aren't going to hit the spot the same way. more

5 Easy Sheet Pan Meals with a Grape Upgrade

(Feature Impact) Sheet pan cooking makes weeknight meals wonderfully easy - and fresh grapes give them an unexpected upgrade. From satisfying dinners and sides to a crowd-pleasing dessert, these recipes bring something unexpected to the sheet pan without adding extra fuss. more

Investing in Education: 5 Ways to Prepare Students for the Jobs of Tomorrow

(Feature Impact) A diploma is still an important milestone, but what matters more than the piece of paper is whether graduates have the knowledge, skills and confidence to take meaningful next steps in pursuing further education or building careers. Students, families, educators, employers and policymakers all have a role to play in cultivating these opportunities. more

5 Habits to Boost Immunity During Cold and Flu Season

(Feature Impact) Your immune system is your strongest ally during cold and flu season, working hard to keep you healthy as you start hearing those telltale coughs and sneezes all around. Help your body do its job well by adopting a few simple habits and recipes like California Grape Wellness Juice that naturally support its ability to fight off germs or recover faster. more

Fiber is Trending: Sorghum Makes it Simple

(Feature Impact) One whole grain quietly gaining recognition for its impressive nutritional profile and versatility in the kitchen is sorghum. This Sorghum Fall Harvest Salad makes it easy to add more fiber to your plate, pairing whole-grain sorghum with seasonal produce like kale, butternut squash and apples. more

Navigating the American Dream: How Integrated Financial Tools, Credit and Rewards Can Help Small Businesses Succeed

(Feature Impact) Owning a small business has been a cornerstone of the "American Dream" for generations. However, turning dreams into reality is rarely a smooth or easy process and requires more than ambition alone. Today's business owners need support and access to tools that enable them to overcome challenges and keep growing. more

3 Ways Coaches Can Cultivate Joy and Confidence in Young Athletes

(Feature Impact) Youth sports can change lives - building confidence, resilience and lifelong friendships among the kids and teens who play. In fact, winning games is often the least important part of the experience. Creating an environment where young athletes feel seen and appreciated is its own reward. Consider these tips highlighting three ways coaches can help their players feel like they belong. more
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