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Brad Tuttle

  • Assistant Professor, University of Connecticut
Massachusetts
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4 Best Extended Car Warranties of August 2026

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By Brad Tuttle, Mallika Mitra Verified, Aly J. Yale Verified
| Money Verified
* Sample rates are subject to change. All information provided here is accurate as of July 27, 2026. With the cost of new and used vehicles rising, Americans are hanging onto their cars for longer. The average car on the road in 2025 was nearly 13 years old, government data shows, and nearly two-thirds of owners now keep their vehicles for at least five years or more, according to Cox Automotive.
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How to Save Money on Gas Right Now Original

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By Adam Hardy Verified, Brad Tuttle, Katherine Peach
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Gas prices are soaring as Israel and the United States wage war with Iran, and drivers are likely looking for ways to save. Shipping traffic is disrupted at the critical Strait of Hormuz, where 20% of global oil typically passes through. Gas prices are back above $4 per gallon on the West Coast and are still rising nationwide. There are more than a dozen strategies you can consider to save at the pump.
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It's Not Just Gold: Prices for Silver, Copper Rising in 2026 Original

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By Jordan Chussler, Brad Tuttle
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There’s been a lot of focus on gold lately as prices continue to hover near record highs in 2026. As of Feb. 25, 2026, spot gold was trading around $5,150 per troy ounce. But gold isn’t the only commodity soaring in price. Due to events that have impacted global and domestic supply and demand, a handful of other metals are also increasing in value and challenging all-time highs of their own.
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