Jacob Willeford

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Jacob Willeford

CUSTOMERS at Walmart can get a privacy fence that's ideal for their garden this summer. The retail giant currently has it listed at a staggeringly low price, and it's unclear how long the deal will last. For just $10.42, homeowners or renters looking to spice up their garden or balcony while adding privacy can get the Faux Foliage Expandable Fence Screening. It weighs only 0.68 pounds, comes double-sided, and has "realistic" looking artificial leaves.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Jacob Willeford

HOME Depot customers can get some sweet savings on outdoor furniture this month. The retailer has launched an annual sales event that features serious discounts on select products. It's known as Decor Days and continues until May 12, leaving little time for consumers to scoop up their favorite items. Decorative pieces, rugs, furniture, and more range from 50% to 80% off.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Jacob Willeford

SELECT seniors could get at least 25 freebies and discounts this month. The sweet deals for retirees come as part of the benefits for members of a prominent organization. Those aged 50 and older can become part of the American Association for Retired Persons (AARP). Signing up can take place online, by mail, or by phone. Seniors elect a membership term, fill out a necessary form, and submit it for approval.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Jacob Willeford

A BELOVED brand has confirmed it will be unavailable in a specific capacity throughout this month. It's the fourth consecutive year this move has been made, leaving consumers in a partial retail blackout. Outdoor lifestyle company LL Bean is again going "off the grid" this May as it observes and honors Mental Health Month and partners with Mental Health America. While its over 60 stores nationwide won't shutter, LL Bean will be completely inactive on its social media accounts.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Jacob Willeford

SOME Social Security recipients still haven't gotten a promised increase to their monthly checks. The Social Security Administration (SSA) is still implementing the bump in payments for select Americans. It comes after former President Joe Biden signed the Social Security Fairness Act 2023 into law before leaving office in January. Thanks to the repeal of two provisions as part of the bill, about 3.2 million Americans would see increased retirement benefits.