Personal Finance Daily: Nearly 20 million Americans don’t have enough to eat, and what will the housing market look like in 2022?

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Thanksgiving food for thought: Nearly 20 million Americans don’t have enough to eat

Pandemic stimulus programs and increased federal spending on food benefits have helped lower rates of food insecurity. Read More

Weekend reads: What to talk about over Thanksgiving dinner and what to binge on afterward

Plus: How to invest based on Black Friday and Cyber Monday reports, and Foxconn steps into the EV ring. Read More

I became the black sheep of the family after my mother died. How do I tactfully ask my grandmother if I’m still included in her will?

‘During the later years of my mom’s sickness and the first few years after, I dealt with my grief in some not-so-healthy ways.’ Read More

Mazda gets all burly and outdoorsy with its rugged new CX-50

Did Mazda go shopping at REI? Meet the 2023 Mazda CX-50—the first outdoorsy Mazda we’ve seen in a long time Read More

Four days on the market is now a ‘fair shot’ at a home. What will the housing market look like in 2022?

Hopeful home buyers, especially millennial and Gen Z buyers, are getting fed up. The harsh vibe will likely continue into next year. Read More

I was mistakenly added to the deed on my father-in-law’s house. What are the consequences for my family?

‘About six months ago, my wife and I refinanced our house and discovered that I was on the title of my father-in-law’s house.’ Read More

Montana steakhouse owner admits using a $75,000 COVID-19 disaster relief loan to buy vintage cars

Michael Bolte was accused of buying several classic autos — including a 1916 Studebaker — with government money he got for his restaurant. Read More

My brother bought out my share of our mother’s cabin. We wanted out, so we were required to sell at a discount. What happens to our mom’s 50% share?

‘The stipulation of leaving the cabin required us to pay a 10% penalty. When my mother dies, our brother has first right of refusal to buy her 50% share.’ Read More

Ready for Thanksgiving pizza? A new holiday tradition tosses turkey and trimmings on your favorite slice

Pizza sales skyrocketed during the pandemic — and pizza makers got creative as well Read More

You only use one credit card? How my multiple-card strategy can make you more money this Black Friday

It’s all about coming up with a strategy to get back all the cash, miles or points that you can earn Read More

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