Week of April 1, 2024
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Why Are Egg Prices Still So High?
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Passover food shoppers may do a double take this year when looking for that traditional five-pound bundle of matzo. Two big brands just introduced a four-pound version. And prices for Passover staples are as much as 50-percent more expensive. No joke.
That is our Mouse Print* story this week.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the organization that does all those crash dummy tests, recently came out with their picks for the most safe 2024 vehicles. The results are divided among different car size and type categories. Look for the Safety Pick+ symbol for those models that did the best.
Money can only make you so happy, but where you live can make a difference too. WalletHub evaluated each city based on 29 key indicators of happiness, ranging from the depression rate to the income-growth rate to average leisure time spent per day. See if your hometown made the happiest list of 182 cities.
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(Ignore ad at start) CNBC tries to answer the question of what is going on with skyrocketing automobile insurance rates. The average premium was up 26-percent last year for full coverage.
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