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Sam's Club Hiking Membership Fees For First Time In Years: What To Know Sam's Club Hiking Membership Fees For First Time In Years: What To Know
Sam's Club Hiking Membership Fees For First Time In Years: What To Know Sam's Club is increasing its membership prices for the first time in several years. Members received an email notifying them about the price hikes on Tuesday, March 31. The increases to standard and premium memberships will start on Friday, May 1. Sam's Club last raised its fees in 2022 by $5 to $10, Southern Living reported. "Effective May 1, 2026, membership prices will change from $50/year to $60/year for Club members, and from $110/year to $120/year for Plus members," the email said. "Plus members will benefit from an increased 2% Sam's Cash rewards cap, from $…

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by Chris Spiker
Politics
Double-Booked: CT CFO Out At $200K Job After Leaders Find Her 2nd Gig 2,000 Miles Away Double-Booked: CT CFO Out At $200K Job After Leaders Find Her 2nd Gig 2,000 Miles Away
Double-Booked: CT CFO Out At $200K Job After Leaders Find Her 2nd Gig 2,000 Miles Away The chief financial officer for Wilton, Connecticut, has abruptly resigned after town leaders learned she was also working full-time as the Town Administrator and Finance Director in Greybull, Wyoming. Dawn Norton said she followed all employment rules when she accepted the Wyoming job, insisting she informed Wilton leadership in advance, according to The Independent. “I was actively seeking to get the heck out of dodge because I can’t handle the work that was being dumped on me, and I was not getting any support whatsoever in hiring positions in my office,” Norton said, citing chronic …

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by Josh Lanier
News
Here's Percentage Of Americans Who Feel 'Very Good' About Their Finances Here's Percentage Of Americans Who Feel 'Very Good' About Their Finances
Here's Percentage Of Americans Who Feel 'Very Good' About Their Finances A new poll has revealed how many Americans currently feel “very good” about their finances — and the number might surprise you. The study of 2,000 adults from the general population found that just 13 percent of respondents described feeling “very good” about their finances, while 28 percent said they feel “somewhat good.” The research, conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Beyond Finance ahead of Financial Practice Week, also revealed that many Americans are trying to take proactive steps toward improving their financial future.  More than eight in 10 respondents (84 percent) sai…

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by Joe Lombardi