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Scammers are finding new ways to target your phone. Here are 5 ways to protect yourself

Malwarebytes reports scammers are targeting mobile users with increasingly sophisticated scams. more

Michael Sherwood for Malwarebytes | 10/22/26

Doctronic reports that RSV and flu, both contagious respiratory infections, have overlapping but distinct symptoms. more

Alan Lucks, MD for Doctronic | 10/22/26

A guide for first-time RV buyers

Bretz RV reports a comprehensive guide for first-time RV buyers, covering motorized vs. towable options, budgeting, and essential tips to find the perfect RV. more

Saskia Boogman for Bretz RV | 10/22/26

Dry skin after showering? Here's how to fix it

AXE reports tips to combat dry skin after showering, recommending lukewarm water, hydrating body washes, and moisturizing immediately post-shower. more

Israel Fontoura for AXE | 10/22/26

The companies spending millions to reach you through podcasts

Floodlight reports that top podcast advertisers spent $41.1 million in September 2026, driven by betting apps and ChatGPT, marking a 20.9% increase from August. more

Alexandra O’Neil for Floodlight | 10/22/26

Auto repair shop reviews: 3 reasons they matter more than you think

Way.com reports that auto repair shop reviews are crucial for building trust, managing negative perceptions, and understanding customer experiences. more

Eric Buckner for Way.com | 10/22/26

Study explores which states are the most curious about global products

EveryMarket reports that a new study ranks the most globally curious states, with New York, California, and Florida topping the list; Virginia and Colorado also make the top ten. more

Chris Baton for EveryMarket | 10/22/26

Self-Employed and Can’t Get a Mortgage? The Loan Type May Be the Problem

Many self-employed borrowers who are told they do not qualify for a mortgage are not actually unqualified. They are applying through a loan type that measures income in a way that works against them. … more

Alejandra Rodriguez (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

A Seller’s Strongest Negotiating Position in Fairfield County, CT Starts Before the First Showing

The Fairfield County, Connecticut housing market heading into fall 2026 doesn’t fit neatly into a single headline. Some homes are drawing multiple offers above asking. Others, in the same county … more

Heather Hook (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

Massachusetts Appraisal Rules Change in November. Buyers Who Wait to Prepare Will Lose Deals.

Most Massachusetts homebuyers will not think about new appraisal rules until those rules delay their closing. By then, according to Colleen Barry of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty, the … more

Alejandra Rodriguez (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

Mortgage-Dependent Buyers Are Being Squeezed Out of the Florida Keys

There is a growing divide in the Florida Keys housing market, and it runs along a single fault line: whether a buyer needs a mortgage. Cash buyers – many of them retirees and business owners from … more

Alejandra Rodriguez (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

Columbus, Ohio Has 2.23 Million Residents and Barely 6,000 Homes for Sale

A metropolitan area of 2.23 million people should have a deeper housing market than what Columbus, Ohio is showing right now. According to Central Ohio MLS data cited by Barbara Gale of the Gale … more

Alejandra Rodriguez (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

Housing Is the Largest Asset Most Americans Own. It’s Also the Only One They Don’t Diversify.

Stock portfolios get diversified. Bond holdings get diversified. Even alternative investments get spread across categories and geographies. But the single largest asset on most American household … more

Alejandra Rodriguez (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

Washington Is Starting to Name the Middle-Income Renter, Without Yet Funding the Fix

A new federal housing effort has directed the Government Accountability Office to study a formal income definition for the middle class, roughly 80 to 120 percent of area median income, and to … more

Daniela Davila (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

In Palm Beach County, Single-Family Homes and Condos Are Now Separate Markets

The question heard most often in Palm Beach County this year is whether the housing market is crashing. The numbers point somewhere else: two markets operating in the same zip codes, moving at … more

Heather Hook (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

In South Denver, Colorado, Temporary Rate Buydowns Are Expiring – and the Safety Net Isn’t There

The 2-1 buydown was supposed to be a bridge. Buyers who locked in mortgages two to three years ago at rates near 7% used the program to ease into ownership, paying two percentage points less in year … more

Alejandra Rodriguez (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

In Austin, Texas, Tech Layoffs Are Reshaping Who Buys and What Sells

Austin’s residential real estate market has long been associated with tech-driven demand. But in 2026, the buyer pool powering the city’s housing activity looks different than it did even two … more

Alejandra Rodriguez (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

Element 52 Penthouse, Telluride, Colorado – A Ski Lift at the Door, Main Street Down the Block

A top-floor penthouse combines the privacy of a standalone house with hotel-style service, a pairing rarely found inside Telluride’s town limits. By Chris Caggiano The morning starts in the … more

emergent (via KeyCrew) | 10/22/26

How to enjoy Halloween without the debt hangover

Accredited Debt Relief reports Halloween spending averages $115.14 per person. To avoid debt, set a budget for the holiday season and prioritize spending wisely. more

Bobbi Rebell for Accredited Debt Relief | 10/22/26

The true cost of being an NFL fan, according to your wallet

Intuit TurboTax reports that being an NFL fan can be costly, with expenses for viewing, merchandise, and game attendance rising, yet many still prioritize fandom for the community and memories it fosters. more

Adam Perrotta for Intuit TurboTax | 10/22/26