Weekly list of curated personal finance articles from around the web.

Why you shouldn’t let anyone else drive your car (Clark Howard). At very least, see if anyone other than who’s named on your policy would be covered in the event of an accident.

The simple request that could lower your mortgage rate (Wall Street Journal). How credit scores can work to your advantage.

Why cheap used cars are so hard to find (NY Times via Archive.Today). A three-year-old car for $33,000? Today, that’s the norm.

How clutter causes overspending and what to do about it (No Sidebar). Less is so much more.

The insurance policies your executor needs to know about (Kiplinger). Solving the four common insurance-related headaches executors face.

Dynamic pricing is taking over your grocery store (Money). Beware the digital shelf tag.

7 household staples and their inflation-friendly swaps (US News). Simple ways to save on the items you buy most often.

10 tech protection strategies for your kids — and their friends (Christianity Today via Archive.Today). “Tech advocacy on behalf of kids is missional for those who follow Christ.”

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