The Daily Money: COVID-19 will change how we shop, work, and invest

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The Daily Money ALL THE MONEY NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW   Thursday, May 28 It's Thursday, Daily Money readers, which means we're one step closer to the weekend. Brett Molina here to deliver the latest Money and Tech headlines. Let's start with life in a post-coronavirus world. We've already seen immediate changes, such as working from home or wearing masks in public places. Prepare for more dramatic shifts in other areas of life, too, including: How we shop. Plexiglass dividers and social distancing reminders are just the beginning. You may soon shop by appointment, and if you plan to try on clothes at retailers, you will likely do so in closed dressing rooms. How we buy a house. It's more than just video tours and virtually signing all your paperwork. More Americans are debating whether to flee cities for less-populated suburbs.  How we invest. As the economy attempts to reopen during the crisis, Americans are spending a lot less and saving a lot more. Finally, did you receive a Visa debit card in the mail? Think twice before tossing it. The card might contain your stimulus payment.  Want more news? Keep scrolling. Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor Stores, malls reopening with more masks, guidelines Apple, Best Buy, Kohl's and other stores follow Walmart and Target's blueprint for operating and reopening stores during the coronavirus pandemic. Buying homes will look different after COVID-19 'Eye-opening': Pandemic may change how we work, spend... 40M jobless claims filed in US in 10 weeks Missed the direct deposit deadline for your stimulus? Zuckerberg questions Twitter's Trump fact check That Visa debit card in the mail might have been your... HBO Max: Lots to stream and fix, at $15 a month Cheap is not better than excellent for value stocks How many jobs lost due to coronavirus, by state   FOLLOW US Problem viewing email? View in browser Unsubscribe • Manage Newsletters • Terms of Service • Privacy Policy/Your California Privacy Rights • Privacy Notice • Do Not Sell My Info/Cookie Policy • Feedback © 2020 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22102