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Sally McDonald
October 28, 2025
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💵 Today’s Top Stories
 | These fields are growing fast, including healthcare, Clark and the data say. Check this list to find out how much money you can make and how much these careers should grow in the next decade. Read more. |
 | It’s double the price. Is it double the value? We have all the information you need to decide if a Costco Executive Membership is worth it. Read more. |
 | Home Title Lock monitors your home to keep identity thieves from stealing your equity (and we have the updated pricing). But there’s a better way to protect your home. Read more. |
 | Team Clark often recommends saving money on your cell phone bill through smaller, prepaid cell phone providers. But do they throttle and deprioritize your data when the network gets congested? Read more. |
💵 Calculator of the Week: Car Cost Calculator
 | What's the "true cost" of car ownership? Use this car cost calculator to see the cost beyond the loan payment by factoring other often-overlooked expenses. |
🇺🇸 U.S. Passport Strength No Longer Top 10
The United States no longer is one of the 10 “most powerful” passports in the world, as judged by the number of countries we can visit without a prior visa.
U.S. citizens can access 180 of 227 countries visa-free (79.3%). That’s behind 36 other countries and considered tied for 12th according to the Henley Passport Index.
Not to fret: This year, the “Top 10” cutoff is 182 countries, two more than the famous U.S. blue passport can access.
Singapore (193), South Korea (190) and Japan (189) top the list in sole possession of first, second and third place. A handful of European countries are tied for fourth at 188 and another seven tied for fifth at 187, many in extremely close proximity to one another.
If you feel restricted, it could be worse. Afghanistan (24), Syria (26) and Iraq (29) reside at the bottom of the list, able to visit fewer than 30 other countries visa-free.
📊 Stat of the Day
🩺 $26,993: The average cost of the premiums for an employer-provided health insurance plan this year. That’s up 6% from last year and roughly doubled the inflation rate. The costs, shared between employer and employee, will rise as much as 9% in 2026.
💰️ Deal Alert: Today’s Top Deals
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🎙️ Podcast
A new trend is taking off — people with dozens of credit cards are racking up rewards and free travel. But Clark says this game isn’t for everyone. He explains who really benefits from credit card rewards and why most Americans would be better off with a simple 2% cash-back card instead of chasing points. Also, Clark turns to your retirement plan. With new IRS tax brackets on the way, he breaks down why Roth 401(k)s make more sense than ever for most savers — and the rare cases when a traditional 401(k) might still win.
☎️ Need Money Help?
The Team Clark Consumer Action Center is a free helpline that can help you navigate your money questions. Call 636-492-5275. Visit clark.com/cac for more information.
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