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Jennifer Hutcheson
November 12, 2025

💵 Today’s Top Stories
Google

Here are the things you can get deleted from Google’s search engine and how to do it. Read more.

Auto Insurance

Bundling your insurance policies will save you money. It will also make it harder to switch companies. What does Clark think about it? Read more.

Hearing aids

You can finally buy hearing aids over the counter. The days of Americans paying 30 times the price for hearing aids are over. Here are the best places to buy them. Read more.

Business credit card

Neither card offers unlimited 2% cash back. But both could fit into your cash back card game plan. Each offers 3-5% on certain categories. Here’s how they compare. Read more.

🚘️ Tesla Experiments With Renting Cars Directly

Now that the federal government’s $7,500 tax subsidy on electric vehicles has ended, Tesla is doing its best to pivot.

In addition to putting out models with fewer features at cheaper prices, the company is racing toward a future where it offers much more than just vehicles (hello, crime-fighting robots!). It’s also offering Elon Musk a $1 trillion compensation package for hitting some pie-in-the-sky metrics in the future.

In the meantime, Tesla is renting its vehicles from select dealerships in Southern California, possibly as a sort of test balloon.

You can rent the vehicles for up to one week, starting at $60 a day. It includes free Supercharging and full self-driving as well as a $250 Tesla credit.

Who knows if the Tesla rental experience will expand, and if it’ll be plagued by the same issues that have hit the general rental car market (like A.I. scanners sticking customers with huge bills for minuscule scratches or pre-existing damage).

Here’s to hoping that if Tesla does expand the program, the added rental car competition gives consumers more choice and incentivizes companies to be better.

📊 Stat of the Day

🦃 $1.32: Expected price per pound of turkey this year. Avian flu is leading to a 40-year low in production, causing the increase in price. Just hope you live in one of the 49 states not called Hawaii, where a 15-pound turkey cost $52.85 last year, the most expensive in the U.S.

💰️ Deal Alert: Today’s Top Deals
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🎙️ Podcast

In this episode, Wes Moss dives deep into the housing market, revealing why it has become the most extreme buyer's market in a decade. Wes breaks down the latest data, pinpointing the top 10 "overvalued" cities that have the biggest seller-to-buyer imbalance, with some areas seeing over 160% more sellers. He also covers the updated list of the most and least expensive housing markets in the U.S. Also, Wes shares an incredible story about a one-in-a-million "second act" career. Meet Tom Sillo, a 58-year-old who is living out an unfinished purpose by playing college football. Wes shares how Tom's journey can motivate you to find fulfillment, connection, and a sense of purpose in your own "second act," proving it's never too late to pursue a dream.

☎️ 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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