Latest from Janet Nguyen

• Dec 12, 2025

  Is the Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes real?

  

  Darrell Lester, a former PCH executive, said the company turned “dozens upon dozens” of Americans into millionaires.

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• Dec 11, 2025

  Is the Netflix-Warner Bros. deal a sure thing?

  

  Before the deal closes, the two companies will have to face Paramount and antitrust regulators.

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• Dec 5, 2025

  Why don’t grocery stores charge credit card fees?

  

  Grocers pay a lower rate than other businesses and they tend to have more recurring customers, making them less likely to implement credit card surcharges.

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• Nov 28, 2025

  Why do TV commercials for charities ask for $19 a month?

  

  The oddness of that amount may be part of the reason why.

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• Nov 25, 2025

  Is air travel back to normal after the government shutdown?

  

  While airlines are recovering from the shutdown, they still have staffing shortages even in normal environments.

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• Nov 24, 2025

  You’re not imagining it: There’s a reason some chicken breasts are tough to chew

  

  Since the pandemic, some consumers have encountered this dreaded condition. They’re now opting for other types of protein.

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• Nov 21, 2025

  Do retailers still find Black Friday worthwhile?

  

  Retailers actually have started to offer deals to consumers earlier in the year, but the day still remains popular. 

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• Nov 18, 2025

  What is the status of the Trump administration’s tariffs?

  

  It’s been a confusing ride. Here’s a timeline of what is happening and what tariffs are currently in place.

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• Nov 14, 2025

  Can tariff revenue be used to lower the national debt?

  

  The national debt now stands at more than $38 trillion. The tariff revenue we rake in is just a drop in the bucket compared to that amount.

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• Nov 13, 2025

  Will U.S. consumers be able to get any of their tariff money back?

  

  The Supreme Court is set to rule on whether President Donald Trump’s tariffs are legal, while Trump has proposed sending $2,000 tariff dividends to consumers.

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