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Circle K is cutting 40 cents off every gallon of gas today from 4–7 PM — that drops $4.56 gas below $4.16 for three hours

Circle K stations across the country are knocking 40 cents off every gallon of gas during a three-hour window on Wednesday, May 7, 2026. The discount runs from 4 to 7 p.m. local time at participating locations and hits automatically at the pump. No app, no coupon, no loyalty card. With the national average recently…

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Gas Hit $4.54 a Gallon — the Highest Price Since 2022 — and Circle K Is Cutting 40 Cents Off Every Gallon Today Only

A 15-gallon fill-up now runs about $68, roughly $23 more than it cost before U.S.-Iran tensions began disrupting oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz in late March 2026. On Wednesday, the national average for regular gasoline hit $4.54 per gallon, according to AAA, a price American drivers have not faced since pump costs briefly…

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Credit Card Debt Hit $1.277 Trillion at a 21% Average APR — That’s $1,386 a Year in Interest on the Average $6,600 Balance

More than 100 million Americans carry a credit card balance from one month to the next. Each billing cycle, a growing share of their minimum payment disappears into interest charges while the principal barely moves. As of early 2025, the scale of that problem has reached a level the consumer credit market has never seen…

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The Average Credit Card APR Dropped to 21% From 22.3% Last Quarter — but the Average Balance Climbed to $6,600 and Minimum Payments Barely Touch Principal

On a $6,600 credit card balance, the minimum payment each month is roughly $132. About $120 of that goes straight to interest. The remaining $12 chips away at what you actually owe. At that rate, it would take more than 20 years to pay off the card, and you would hand over thousands of dollars…

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DoorDash Will Spend $50 Million This Quarter on Gas Relief for Its Delivery Drivers — 10% Cash Back at the Pump and Up to $15 a Week in Fuel Payments

Filling up the tank has become one of the most dreaded parts of the week for gig delivery drivers, and DoorDash is betting more than $50 million that it can take some of that sting away. The company announced alongside its first-quarter 2026 earnings release that it will temporarily boost fuel cash back to 10%…

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New College Grads Expect to Make $80,000 a Year — the Average Starting Salary Is Actually $56,153

Somewhere right now, a college senior is rehearsing an answer to “What are your salary expectations?” and the number in their head is $80,000. That figure comes from a ZipRecruiter survey of graduating seniors, which found that the median pay expectation among soon-to-be bachelor’s degree holders settled around $80,000 (based on the class of 2024…

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Series I bonds just reset to 4.26% — beating most high-yield savings accounts — and the 0.90% fixed rate locks in for 30 years

The U.S. Treasury set the new Series I Savings Bond composite rate at 4.26%, a number that quietly outpaces what most high-yield savings accounts are paying. But the composite rate is not the real story. Buried inside it is a 0.90% fixed rate that gets stamped onto every bond purchased between now and October 31,…

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29% of Americans now carry five-figure credit card debt — up from 23% last year — as inflation forces more spending on plastic

Ten thousand dollars in credit card debt used to be a warning sign. Now it is closer to the norm. According to a Bankrate survey published in early 2026, roughly 29 percent of U.S. cardholders report carrying a balance of $10,000 or more, up from about 23 percent a year earlier. That six-point jump in…

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Ground beef at $6.70, gas at $4.48, mortgage at 6.22% — here’s what the average American household is actually spending in May 2026

A pound of ground beef costs $6.70. A gallon of regular gas just crossed $4.48. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate is sitting around 6.22%. Each of those numbers comes from a federal data source or major industry tracker, and each one, on its own, is enough to reshape a family’s monthly budget. The problem is…

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The average credit card APR just hit 22.12% — and if you’re carrying a $6,600 balance, you’re paying $1,462 a year in interest alone

A $6,600 credit card balance is roughly what the average American household carries in revolving debt, according to TransUnion’s quarterly credit industry data. At today’s rates, that balance is generating about $1,462 a year in interest charges, enough to cover three months of groceries for a typical family, and every dollar of it goes toward…

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