‘I’m not made of money’: My heating engineer charged me twice. He didn’t fix the problem the first time. Do I pay?

MarketWatch | Feb 7, 2026 | 15:42

“He charged $180 for the second visit for his time, including $40 for the part.”

‘I’m not made of money’: My heating engineer charged me twice. He didn’t fix the problem the first time. Do I pay?

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Follow the smart money to the makers of these favorite snack foods and drinks

MarketWatch | Feb 7, 2026 | 15:02

Insiders are betting the U.S. snack food market still holds strong appeal.

Follow the smart money to the makers of these favorite snack foods and drinks

Couple bought a 140-year-old New Jersey home for $550,000 and spent $172,000 renovating it—take a look inside

CNBC | Feb 7, 2026 | 15:00

Amanda and Vincent DeRise lived in New York City for years before they decided to buy a house from the 1800s in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.

Couple bought a 140-year-old New Jersey home for $550,000 and spent $172,000 renovating it—take a look inside

What can you do if your doctor retires or quits?

MarketWatch | Feb 7, 2026 | 14:30

There is a severe doctor shortage. How to find a good one.

What can you do if your doctor retires or quits?

Issa Rae shares the simple exercise she uses twice a year to set herself up for success—it includes pens, lists and a 'superpower day'

CNBC | Feb 7, 2026 | 14:15

Issa Rae writes down her ideas and goals in a notebook on New Year's Day, and revisits them six months later, to stay on track for achieving them, she says.

Issa Rae shares the simple exercise she uses twice a year to set herself up for success—it includes pens, lists and a 'superpower day'

How a Super Bowl QB's parents taught him to be mentally resilient: 'It never mattered what kind of day they had'

CNBC | Feb 7, 2026 | 14:05

Sam Darnold, a former top NFL Draft pick, spent time on five different teams before leading the Seattle Seahawks to a berth in Super Bowl 60.

How a Super Bowl QB's parents taught him to be mentally resilient: 'It never mattered what kind of day they had'

Incomes would need to rise nearly $50,000 for median-priced homes to be as affordable as they were in 2019

CNBC | Feb 7, 2026 | 14:00

Rising home prices and s higher mortgage rates have pushed the income needed to afford a median-priced home up by nearly $50,000 since 2019.

Incomes would need to rise nearly $50,000 for median-priced homes to be as affordable as they were in 2019

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