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The family finance trend shifting attention from 'what it costs' to 'what it protects'

AccuQuote reports that consumers prioritize insurance cost over protection, leading to coverage gaps.  more
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Why better sleep isn't always about better habits

Sleeping.com reports that optimizing sleep routines can't address medical issues like sleep apnea or insomnia.  more
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The convenience economy is coming for nutrition

Protein Now reports that the convenience economy is reshaping nutrition, emphasizing quick, nutritious meals as busy lifestyles demand healthier, faster options. more
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Inside Disasterville: The Army National Guard brings hometown disaster relief missions to high school gyms this fall

(BPT) - Key takeaways: Disasterville, a mixed-reality experience, shows students how Army National Guard Soldiers respond to natural disasters in their home states.Students spend time inside three of … more

9 reasons your prescription may not be filled, and what to do about it

GoodRx reports nine reasons a pharmacist may not fill a prescription, including missing information, drug shortages, and insurance issues, along with solutions to prevent delays. more
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Where renters have the most negotiating power right now

Apartments.com reports a national vacancy rate of 7.9% for multifamily properties, with rising rents. States like Texas and Arizona offer renters the most negotiating power due to high vacancies and declining rent growth. more
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9 reasons your prescription may not be filled, and what to do about it

GoodRx reports nine reasons a pharmacist may not fill a prescription, including missing information, drug shortages, and insurance issues, along with solutions to prevent delays. more
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Back to School Is a Season of Learning. For Adults, Too

By Lacoadia Burkes, Acting Bureau Chief, Tobacco Free Florida (NAPSI)—For kids across Florida, back-to-school is a time of change—new teachers, new schedules, new friends. For the adults in these … more

The 10 US cities where timing a trip saves the most on hotels

Engine reports Boston and New York see hotel rates swing 64% between low and high months, driven by events more than weather, unlike stable markets like El Paso. more
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A 1-percentage-point mortgage rate rise can outrun 4 years of rent growth

Griffin Funding reports that the Federal Reserve's recent rate hike affects rental property investors, as rising mortgage costs may outpace slow rent growth. more
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Mississippi Book Festival has grown from its beginning as a literary lawn party

The annual Mississippi Book Festival in Jackson draws more than 8,000 book lovers and provides a counter-narrative to negative stereotypes, as well as year-round programs to develop the state's next generation of writers. more
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Sequoia Grove Winery’s playbook for elevating game day entertaining

(BPT) - For decades, hosting a football game meant the same thing: buffalo wings, a bowl of dip and a cooler of canned beer. But as the sport has evolved over the past 30 years, your Sunday spreads … more

Survey: 64% of US adults are sitting on a business idea they never launched

Founder Reports finds that 64% of U.S. adults have business ideas they've never launched, often leading to feelings of regret, especially when they see others succeed with similar concepts. more
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Airlines bet big on sports travel boom

The Points Guy reports airlines are expanding routes to capitalize on the booming sports travel market, with fans seeking premium experiences for games. more
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Expert debunks 8 of the most common power shutoff myths

(BPT) - Most households underestimate two things about a public safety power shutoff: how long it typically lasts and how fast it can cost them a full refrigerator and freezer. When a utility company … more

Apple retired the 8GB Mac because of AI. 16 months later, AI brought it back

SmartScout reports Apple made 16GB standard in all Macs before launching the $599 MacBook Neo, which now drives 24.1% of their Amazon laptop revenue. more
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The migrant farmworkers risking their lives for illegal wages

Sentient reports on migrant farmworkers facing severe health risks and financial strain while earning low wages under the H-2A visa program, now with potential illegal wage cuts. more
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September is Tobacco Free Parks and Beaches Education Month

By Lacoadia Burkes, Acting Bureau Chief, Tobacco Free Florida   (NAPSI)—As summer temperatures start to break, it’s a good time to focus on how important it is to keep our Florida beaches … more

Does the Pumpkin Spice Latte craze pay off for Starbucks investors?

Finder reports that the Pumpkin Spice Latte boosts Starbucks foot traffic but offers little direct correlation to stock gains, with modest increases post-launch. more
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Trading cards may outperform the S&P 500 at times, but are Pokémon cards a good investment?

CreditNinja reports that while some Pokémon cards can be a good investment, many collectors face risks due to market saturation and grading fraud. more
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Cancer leads AI physician queries across 9 countries

Medscape reports that cancer is the top searched disease in AI queries across nine countries, reflecting the complexity of oncology and advancements in treatment.  more
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How to manage the rising costs of being a pet parent

Current reports on managing rising costs as a pet parent, noting expenses for caring for pets range widely, with recommendations for emergency funds and insurance. more
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Could unresolved respiratory symptoms be something more?

(BPT) - For over 40 years, celebrity designer and carpenter Ty Pennington's mother lived with unresolved respiratory symptoms like chronic cough, excess mucus, and lung infections. As her caregiver, … more

La guía definitiva para quienes compran una vivienda por primera vez

(BPT) - Patrocinado por Chase Home LendingPuntos clave:Comprar una casa por primera vez puede ser intimidante, pero existen recursos que pueden ayudarte a sentirte más seguro al ingresar al … more

BookTrib’s Bites: Where We’ve Been, Who We Become

(BookTrib) - “Over the Hills and Far Away” by Daniel MackJohn Merlan is nearing retirement with an irregular heartbeat, a dwindling roster of therapy clients and a growing suspicion that the … more
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