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GammaTile Trial Shows 1.3% Recurrence at One Year Versus 15.4% After Standard Radiation
HOUSTON, October 2 — GT Medical Technologies announced on September 29, 2026, that the results of the randomized, multicenter ROADS trial (NCT04365374)…
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FDA Approved All Eight Rare Disease Decisions Due in September 2026, Six of Them Early
WASHINGTON, October 2 — The FDA’s October 2026 decision calendar is relatively light compared to previous months, with a limited number of…
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The 10 Largest Credit Unions In The U.S.
WASHINGTON, October 1 — Navy Federal Credit Union, the financial cooperative serving military personnel, veterans, and their families, leads the list of…
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NerdWallet Launches Consumer Financial Resilience Index to Gauge Household Durability
San Francisco, September 27 — NerdWallet publishes a Consumer Financial Resilience Index, a gauge built to assess how well US households could…
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CNET Names Rocket Money Top Budgeting App After Testing 17
NEW YORK, September 26 — CNET’s updated guide to the best budgeting apps of 2026 names Rocket Money its top overall pick,…
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Nebraska Savings Rate Roughly Double U.S. Average, Fed Report Finds
LINCOLN, Neb., September 25, 2026 — Nebraskans’ savings are roughly double the national average, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas…
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Rate Hike: What It Means for Cards, Mortgages, Auto Loans
WASHINGTON, September 24 — The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point on Wednesday, the first rate hike since…
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Ex-PayPal CEO Bill Harris Launches Evergreen.ai Financial Planning App
SAN FRANCISCO, September 23 — Bill Harris wants to put a financial planner in your pocket, and he is giving it away…
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Fed Rate Hike Expected to Lift Savings and Debt Costs
WASHINGTON, September 17 — The Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise interest rates on Wednesday, its first hike in more than…
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AHA-Kaufman Hall Report Urges Broader Review of Hospital Mergers
CHICAGO, September 16 — Nearly 60% of hospital patient days in the United States are attributable to Medicare, Medicaid and Medicare Advantage…
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Fed Created in 1913 to Shape US Monetary Policy
WASHINGTON, September 15 — The Federal Reserve System, the central bank of the United States, was created by the Federal Reserve Act…
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Fed Rate Decisions Drive Variable Credit Card APRs
WASHINGTON, September 14 — The average credit card interest rate in the United States is not set by any single authority, and…
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AHA Urges Broader Hospital Merger Reviews Beyond Commercial Prices
WASHINGTON, September 14 — The American Hospital Association wants federal antitrust regulators to widen the lens on hospital mergers, and it brought…
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Federal Reserve: Shaping the U.S. Economy Since 1913
WASHINGTON, September 14 — The Federal Reserve System was created by the Federal Reserve Act, signed by President Woodrow Wilson on December…
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‘All I Hear Is Sadness’: Ramsey to Mom, 24, Told to Live With ‘Crazies’
NASHVILLE, September 12 — A 24-year-old stay-at-home mother with an 11-month-old baby and three weeks to find housing got no budget worksheet…
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How Much of Your Income Should Go to Rent?
WASHINGTON, September 12 — Thirty percent. That is the number that decides whether an American renter is considered cost-burdened, and it is…
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Seventy-Two Percent of Gen Z Have Delayed a Major Life Goal Because of Money
NEW YORK, September 11 — TD released the findings of its 2026 Love & Money Survey on September 10, and the bottom…
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NatWest Offers £500 Switching Bonus for High Earners
LONDON, Sept. 9 — NatWest is offering a £500 (about US$660) switching bonus to high earners and affluent individuals, in one of…
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Fifth Third Unveils Truly Simple Card With 0% APR for 18 Months
CINCINNATI, September 3 — Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ: FITB) has launched the Truly Simple® Credit Card, a new product built around an…
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Global Entry Fee Rose to $120 in October 2024 and Card Issuers Raised Credits to Match
WASHINGTON, September 5 — The bottom line for travelers: the price of expedited U.S. border entry is going up, and the banks…
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Matured US Savings Bonds Stop Earning Interest, Owners Face Tax Bills
WASHINGTON — Tens of billions of dollars in matured U.S. savings bonds have gone unredeemed, with every month of delay costing owners…
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Dave Ramsey Tells Couple Earning $70,000 Combined to Merge Their Money
NASHVILLE, September 4 — 89%. That’s the share of wealthy individuals who cite combined finances as a top wealth-building move, per a…
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How Stay-at-Home Moms Can Protect Themselves Financially, Per One Money Expert
WASHINGTON — The bottom line for stay-at-home mothers is economic exposure. Employment gaps, diminished retirement savings, and reduced Social Security benefits create…
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How Much to Invest to Beat Average U.S. Household Income
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 — Replacing the median U.S. household income with dividends alone takes roughly $2.3 million in the stock market, according…
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Personalized mRNA Cancer Vaccine Succeeds in First Phase 3 Melanoma Trial
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Indiana University Study Ties Delayed Colorectal Cancer Treatment to Higher Metastasis Risk
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