Now Is Not A Good Time To Buy A Car And It's Donald Trump's Fault
Of all the questionable policies coming out of the White House this year, one in particular is making buying a new car nearly impossible for many consumers.
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Stories By Daniel Feininger
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The Unexpected Value Of These 11 1990s Baseball Cards
The 1990s featured some of the most iconic players to ever play the game of baseball, and those players' trading cards can fetch a good sum.
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The Hardest Net Worth Number For Most People To Reach
Getting to the $1 million mark is much harder than reaching the $100,000 mark and the extra millions that follow, due to compound interest.
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This Clever Trick Can Tell You If Amazon Items Are Really On Sale (Or If They're Lying)
Amazon employs many tactics to make an object's true price be quite vague -- but you can use tracking tools to stay ahead of the curve.
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Check For This Red Flag Before Buying A Lottery Ticket
Plenty of luck is involved in any big lottery win, but you can increase your chances by monitoring the activity of your favorite games.
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How Much The Highest Paid CEOs In The US Actually Make
There is a huge disparity between average CEO pay and worker pay, but these CEOs exemplify the trend at a level previously unseen.
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The 13 Worst Social Security Myths You Should Stop Believing Immediately
Despite these myths, planning for and counting on Social Security benefits is far more dependable and straightforward than many believe.
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Social Security Enrollment Has Dropped In 2025 And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
With a less-automated system for re-enrollment and other cutbacks, the number of Supplemental Security Insurance recipients has declined.
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The 'Out-The-Door' Price Secret Car Dealerships Don't Want You To Know About
Asking this one important question when shopping for a car is the easiest way to make sure you are getting the lowest possible price.
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10 Investment Opportunities That Make Financial Sense For Retirees
Not all investing needs to take place prior to retirement. Rather, there are many strategies that can help to stabilize even long retirements.
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Debt Collectors Are Breaking The Law If They Do These 7 Things
Climbing out of debt can be difficult enough as it is. This is why it's so important to protect yourself by learning what debt collectors can and cannot do.
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The Great Wealth Transfer: What The Younger Generations Need To Know
Since baby boomers will leave $72 trillion worth of wealth to younger generations in the next few decades, it's time to learn how to navigate an inheritance.
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The Profitable Stock Warren Buffet Hasn't Touched In 27 Years Might Have A Few Red Flags
Warren Buffet hasn't touched his investment in this company in nearly three decades, meaning it may not be a "buy" or a "sell" even now.
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How Much Money You Need In Your Savings To Retire Rich
While becoming "rich" is somewhat speculative, the amount of money you'll need to save in order to retire that way is not small task.
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11 Items You Should Always Buy Brand New
While some items are best bought used because they hold up well and cost too much off the shelf, there are just as many items you should buy new.
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No Social Security? Here Are 3 Ways To Ensure Financial Security In Retirement
If you know you won't qualify for Social Security benefits, or are worried about how benefits might be cut in the future, consider these financial alternatives.
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The 'House Hacking' Real Estate Strategy Explained
Between high interest rates and ever-increasing prices, it's no wonder that house hacking has become an increasingly popular strategy for would-be homebuyers.
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6 Free Healthcare Benefits You Can Get With Medicare
For seniors living on a fixed income, every dollar counts. That's why taking advantage of these free Medicare services can end up being a lifesaver.
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10 Tips That'll Help You Save Some Money When Hosting A Holiday Meal
If you're hosting a holiday meal this year, it doesn't have to break the bank. Follow these guidelines to have a delicious and festive gathering.
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SSA Reveals "The 4 P's" Of Social Security Scams: How To Catch Them Before They Catch You
Scammers target tens of thousands of individuals each year claiming to be the Social Security Administration. Here's what to look for.
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How Seniors Can Protect Their Retirement Accounts From Rising Inflation
After spending decades saving for retirement, you might feel like you're finally done. However, increased inflation might mean your work isn't over just yet.
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11 Clever Tricks To Save You Money At Lowe's
There are many easy ways to save money when shopping at Lowe's, including joining the company's rewards program to more easily earn free shipping.
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If Your Household Makes At Least This Much Income, You're Officially 'Upper Class'
While most aspire to belonging to the upper class, exactly how much money is required to reach that level can depend on a lot of different factors.
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The 12 Best Ways To Invest $50,000 For Maximum Potential Growth
If you have $50,000 to invest, there are several avenues that you can pursue and expect good returns, some being riskier than others.
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Who's Raking In The Most Wealth? A Look At The Generations
The amount of wealth accrued by each adult generation points at some interesting financial trends guiding the modern economic landscape.
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12 Items Retirees Will Instantly Regret Buying
Retirees have a lot more freedom of both time and movement than those still working, but that doesn't mean spending should be a free-for-all.
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