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Emily Hayes

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Lifestyle Contributing Writer at Martha Stewart Living

Writer at Freelance

Editor, Advice Products at U.S. News and World Report

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  • 3 days ago | money.usnews.com | Bob Haegele |Emily Hayes |Ray Frager

    Some of the links on this site contain offers from our partners. The offers in this article may be expired or currently unavailable. Key Takeaways Three Wyndham Rewards credit cards earn 10 points per dollar at Sunoco gas stations this summer. This limited-time promotion doubles the bonus for the no-annual-fee Wyndham Rewards® Earner℠ Card. The promotion is valid through Aug. 31, 2025. Summer is a popular time to hit the road, making this a perfect promotion from Wyndham Rewards.

  • 1 week ago | money.usnews.com | Melanie Lockert |Jessica Merritt |Emily Hayes

    Company OverviewLendingUSA isn't a traditional personal loan provider. It's a point-of-sale financing platform for merchants to help their customers finance goods and services. The Sherman Oaks, California-based company has over 10,000 merchant partners in medical, health care, funeral, veterinary and other industries. LendingUSA says applicants should have a credit score of at least 620.

  • 1 week ago | money.usnews.com | Jessica Merritt |Emily Hayes |Ray Frager

    Getty ImagesA credit card that offers automatic primary rental car coverage can help you save money if you rent cars frequently. Key Takeaways Rental car coverage may be complimentary with your credit card. Primary rental car coverage is preferred, as you can bypass your personal auto insurance when filing a claim. Credit cards with rental car coverage may offer additional travel protections, such as trip cancellation and interruption insurance.

  • 1 week ago | marthastewart.com | Emily Hayes

    Credit: Gerville / Getty You might be familiar with the phrase, "When thunder roars, stay indoors." But there's more to thunderstorm safety—especially for homeowners. Before the next storm, there are a number of things you should know and proactive measures you can take to protect your home and your family from severe weather. Below, home and weather experts share their top tips for being prepared both indoors and out.

  • 1 week ago | aol.com | Emily Hayes

    You might be familiar with the phrase, "When thunder roars, stay indoors." But there's more to thunderstorm safety—especially for homeowners. Before the next storm, there are a number of things you should know and proactive measures you can take to protect your home and your family from severe weather. Below, home and weather experts share their top tips for being prepared both indoors and out.

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