Why JPMorgan Chase Shut Down Donald Trump's Bank Accounts
Both President Donald Trump and the bank that stripped him of his accounts have their own explanations for the financial institution's decision.
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5 Questions You Should Ask A Financial Planner Before Hiring Them
Before you hire a financial planner, you need to make sure they're a good fit for your long-term goals. Asking these questions is a good place to start.
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The One Service Boomers Paid More For In The 1970s Than They Do Now
It's easy to assume everything was cheaper back in the '70s, but one industry is significantly more accessible to consumers now than it was back then.
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Do 'Upper Class' People Actually Take This Habit With Them Everywhere (Even On Vacation)?
There's a belief out there that upper-class people have one habit that accompanies them everywhere they go. But do they, and is it the key to their success?
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5 Signs You're Wealthier Than The Average Baby Boomer
It's well-known that baby boomers hold the largest chunk of the nation's wealth. But these five signs may mean that you're wealthier than the average boomer.
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Why Washington Homeowners Are Suing Big Oil Companies
In a class action lawsuit from November 2025, Washington homeowners, represented by law firm Hagens Berman, are suing several Big Oil companies. Here's why.
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If Your Net Worth Is Above This Number, You're In The Top 2%
The nation's top 1% get plenty of attention and scrutiny, but much less is known about the top 2%. Believe it or not, the threshold is much lower.
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Health Insurance Premiums Will Rise For 20 Million Americans. Here's How Much
With the expiration of the enhanced premium tax credits, consumers who had previously benefitted from these subsidies will face noticeably higher premiums.
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The Economic Cost Of Gun Violence In America Might Surprise You
Gun violence in the United States is taking its toll on the economy, from the costs for medical care to lost wages to law enforcement-related expenses.
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McDonald's Is Making Some Big Changes In 2026
As the world's most profitable fast food chain, McDonald's is pushing ahead with plans to improve the customer experience and boost its bottom line.
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How Much Money Each SpongeBob Movie Really Made At The Box Office
The latest SpongeBob movie hit the theaters in 2025, and expectations are high for a box office success, based partly on the performance of its predecessors.
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The 3 Best Ways To File Taxes For Free
Although Direct File will no longer be available in 2026, there are still numerous online tools and apps that offer free tax filing. Here are the best three.
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5 Popular Food Items Likely To Increase In Price In 2026
Economic pressures and shifting global conditions may soon affect some grocery staples, offering clues about which pantry items could strain budgets next year.
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The Debt Strategy That Can Lower Interest Rates (And Increase Your Net Worth)
While it might seem impossible to increase your net worth while still paying down your debt, this strategy can make it easier to accomplish.
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The Fortune Cookie Industry Is Bigger Than You Might Think
The humble fortune cookie is a staple of Chinese restaurants, at least in the Western world, and also happens to be a massive, primarily American industry.
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Are Medicare Premiums Tax Deductible For Seniors?
For seniors, every penny saved counts, and you may rightly wonder whether your Medicare premiums are tax deductible. Here's what you'll be able to deduct.
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The Average American Starts Saving For Retirement At This Age
Ever wondered what at age the average person starts saving for retirement? Surprisingly, it can vary by generation -- here's when each one begins.
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The State With The Highest Homelessness Rate Might Surprise You
Homelessness is at an all-time high in the U.S., but the state where the most unhoused people live is also the state has the highest cost of living.
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You've Been Warned: This Once-Popular Car Has Terrible Resale Value
While no one likes considering how much their car might depreciate in value, it's important to realize that some cars depreciate more than others.
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The Largest Car Brake Recall In Recent History Cost This Company A Ton Of Money
"Recall" is a word that many businesses probably wish they could forget. Unfortunately, it became a memorable chapter in this car company's history in 2024.
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The Richest Suburb In Massachusetts Has A Cost Of Living That Will Make You Think Twice
New England has never been known for its affordability, but even the area's already high prices pale in comparison to one college town.
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One Of Consumer Reports' Least Reliable Cars Ranked High For Customer Satisfaction
Consumer Reports is a reliable source for surveys about important purchasing factors like car reliability, but one of its least reliable is also a fan favorite.
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2 Big Reasons Retirees Choose Medigap Over Medicare Advantage
Original Medicare doesn't cover all the expenses you may incur, and many retirees are opting to add Medigap instead of getting Medicare Advantage. Here's why.
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The Household Item You Should Sell Before Retirement To Make Extra Money
The perfect time to make more money is right before you retire, and one particular item in your house might be worth more than you think to certain buyers.
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This Bulky Item Could Be Nothing More Than A Hassle To Inherit From A Relative
Losing a loved one comes with a lot to process, and the things they leave behind sometimes require quite a bit of effort on the beneficiary's part.
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Changes Are Coming To Medicare Advantage Plans In 2026
As the government continues to cut funding for more and more essential programs, seniors' access to healthcare is in for some serious changes in the new year.
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The 1908 Rolex Watch Alternative That's Much Cheaper And Nearly Identical
If you like the Rolex 1908 collection but don't want to spend over $20,000, this emerging brand's timepieces offer a similar but budget-friendly alternative.
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