: COVID-19 gave people a ‘revelation’ about retirement
Pandemic changes views on retirement: how to save, when to retire and what to do
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: COVID-19 may be to blame for the surge in RSV illness among children. Here’s why.
A number of young children are being hospitalized because of respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, and it's happening at an unusual time of year.
: Ahead of midterm elections, Republican and Democratic parents ‘deeply polarized’ over K-12 school subjects
Issues including gender identity, school prayer and the legacy of slavery are on the minds of voters with children ahead of the Nov. 8 midterm elections.
: Ahead of midterm elections, Republican and Democratic parents ‘deeply polarized’ over K-12 school subjects, including gender identity, slavery and prayer
Those divisions indicated how these issues matter to voters with children ahead of the midterm elections on Nov. 8.
: What should I do with my body when I die? The options go way beyond burial and cremation.
By land, sea or space -- burials get personal.
: Mortgage industry group predicts recession next year, expects mortgage rates to come back down from 7%
The Mortgage Bankers Association is expecting a recession to hit in 2023, and expects rates to fall.
: These are the ‘pandemic boom markets’ where home-price growth is slowing: Sacramento, Phoenix, San Francisco, and more
Housing markets across the country are seeing home price growth slow, led by Sacramento, Calif., according to a new report by First American.
TaxWatch: IRS releases new federal tax brackets and standard deductions. Here’s how they affect your family’s tax bill.
Inflation has already prompted an 8.7% increase in next year's Social Security payments.
