Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Massive Reported Credit Card Debt Will Shock You
The presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spent a lot of money -- enough to rack of a startling amount of credit card debt.
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Stories By Drew Martz
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How Long Will It Take To Get Your Tax Refund In 2025?
When you will receive your tax refund depends largely on when you file and whether you file online, through a service, or via the mail.
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Which Is Cheaper: Brewing Coffee At Home Vs. Grabbing A Daily Starbucks?
Buying a daily coffee at Starbucks or another cafe is a tempting proposition, but do it every day and it can really cost you in the long run.
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If You Have $250,000 Savings Going Into Retirement, Here's How Long You Could Live In Florida
Retiring in Florida with $250,000 will give you a bit of a runway, but how long of one depends on where you live in the Sunshine State.
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The Two US States That Are Cheapest To Own A Car
Car ownership is a drain on the finances of most Americans, though how big of an impact it has depends largely on where one lives.
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The US State With The Lowest Average Tax Refunds
What you'll receive as a tax refund this year depends on many factors, including where you live and which tax bracket you fall into.
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If You Have $250,000 Savings Going Into Retirement, Here's How Long You Could Live In Connecticut
Connecticut isn't a cheap state in which to live, and with a quarter of a million dollars, you'd likely need to depend on Social Security.
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Here's The Average Net Worth Of People Who Own A Private Jet
Owning a private jet costs a lot of money, and then there are factors like maintenance, fuel, storage, staff, and more to consider.
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The Huge Mistake Shaquille O'Neal Made With His First Paycheck As A Professional Athlete
Shaquille O'Neal famously blew his first paycheck in under an hour, and the way he did it is part legendary and also part mind-boggling.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Expected Marvel Comeback Salary Is Higher Than You Can Imagine
Robert Downey, Jr. has made hundreds of millions of dollars acting in Marvel movies, and his role in an upcoming film will add significantly to that.
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How Much Stronger The U.S. Dollar Is Compared To The Rest Of The World
The strength of the U.S. dollar against global currencies impacts factors like trade, international travel, and even domestic businesses.
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How To Tell If Your Artwork Is Worth Any Money
Gauging whether or not a piece of art you own is worth any real money can be done with a couple of simple steps that you can do at home.
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How Often You Should Buy Lottery Tickets For The Best Odds, According To A Statistician
Stefan Mandel developed a way to win the lottery more than a dozen times, and while you can't replicate him exactly, there are steps you can take.
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What It Means When The Crypto Market Is In The 'Banana Zone'
The 'banana zone' happens during a specific segment of the market cycle, as defined by Raoul Pal, and we may be entering it currently.
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Old Disney VHS Tapes That Could Be Worth A Ton Of Money
If you own any old Disney VHS tapes, it could be time to consider listing them on eBay to see what you might be able to sell them for.
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How Much Does Taylor Swift's Suite Cost At The Chiefs Stadium?
Taylor Swift likely spends a pretty penny to rent her suite for Kansas City Chiefs games, though for the superstar the price is doable.
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Which Is Cheaper: Apple Music Or Spotify?
Both Apple Music and Spotify offer similar paid monthly plans, but one company's saves users a few bucks each time the bill is paid.
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Don't Include These Things When Calculating Your Net Worth
Calculating your net worth is a good way to get a feeling for where you stand financially, but it's important not to include these things.
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Scanning A QR Code To Pay For Something Could Be Extremely Dangerous
Scanning a QR code is a convenient way to view and order from restaurant menus, rent a scooter, and other common transactions -- but be careful.
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Which Is Cheaper: Organic Or Non-Organic Groceries?
Buying organic groceries can be more expensive depending on where you live, but many factors contribute to whether non-organic is notably cheaper.
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One Major Downside Will Make You Think Twice Before Retiring In Hawaii
Hawaii is an incredible place, but whether or not it is right for your retirement depends on consideration of several very important factors.
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The Sneaky Tactics Target Uses To Get You To Spend More
Target stores are designed to keep shoppers inside where they'll come across items they hadn't intended to buy, but realized they may need.
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You Need To Earn More In This State Than Any Other To Be In The Top 1%
The top 1% of earners in this New England state make nearly $1 million per year, more than double the amount of the top 1% in some states.
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The One Type Of Debt That's Doing Sneaky Damage To Your Net Worth
Avoiding this type of debt is key to having money to save, invest, and build a stable life for yourself free of high interest rates.
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Is Steak N' Shake Still In Trouble Since Its Internal 'Shake Up'?
Steak N' Shake went back to the drawing board to reimagine its in-store experience for customers, but its yet to save the company.
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If You Put Aside $5 Every Day, Here's How Much You Could Save
Investing as little as $5 per day could turn you into a millionaire in the long run, if you choose to go with one of the standard ETFs.
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The Highest Paying US McDonald's Is In This Densely Populated State
The amount of money a McDonald's employee makes in a year varies by state and location, with some states payhing far more than others.
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