Selling This Luxury Watch From 1972 Could Earn You A Ton Of Money In 2025
These watches are among the most profitable on the secondhand market, thanks to their rarity and quality. There were only 1,000 in the original 1972 run.
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Why This US State With Over 2 Million Social Security Recipients Is An Attractive Retirement Destination
It may be a long way from Florida, but this state has an unexpectedly high number of retirees and a number of perks that make it worth consideration.
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The iPhone With The Best Value For Your Money In 2025
When it comes to having the latest iPhone model, consumers might make the mistake of assuming the most expensive model is the best value for their money.
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The Highest-Paying American Jobs In 2025 Just Revealed By US Wage Report
Professionals in these fields make the highest average salaries, and while the results are mostly as you'd expect, a few professions may surprise you.
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The Amount Of US Debt That China Owns Will Make You Pause
Economics and politicians alike often debate the potential ramifications of China owning some of the U.S. national debt, however the reality might surprise you.
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The Luxury Royal Oak Watch Alternative That's A Fraction Of The Price And Nearly Identical
The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak watch can set you back almost $40,000. However, for less than a grand, you can get a quality timepiece with a similar luxury look.
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The Most Expensive Celebrity Toilets Ever Purchased
While celebrities are known for making wild, and often expensive, purchases, you might be surprised to learn just how much they'll spend in their bathroom.
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If You Live In This State, A Stimulus Payment Might Be Coming Your Way
While most state residents must contend with taxes on various parts of income or sales, residents of this state actually receive money from the government.
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One Of The Cheapest Luxury Cars To Maintain Is A Compact SUV From 2016
When it comes to buying a luxury car, consumers should pay special attention to the long-term repair and maintenance costs associated with certain models.
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How Much Do Plastic Bags Really Cost At The Grocery Store?
Plastic bags are horrible for the environment, and many states have enacted policies that force retailers to charge money for their use.
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This Florida Retirement Community Was Named Most 'Livable' (But It Comes At A Cost)
While increased costs are pushing some people out of Florida, for those with higher incomes, certain places can still be ideal retirement destinations.
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One Of The Worst Cars For Retirees Is A Chrysler Model With Poor Long-Term Value
The Chrysler Pacifica is a bad deal for retirees, largely due to poor gas mileage, high maintenance costs, and lackluster performance.
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Social Security Just Made A Major Change To Disability Benefits
The Social Security Administration just added more conditions to the Compassionate Allowances List, while it simultaneously cracks down elsewhere.
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The Average Income Of American Farmers In 2025 Will Make You Pause
While farming has been an integral part of the U.S. economy since the country's founding, you might be surprised to hear just how much a farmer actually earns.
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This Country Ranked #1 For Retirement Living In Europe (And You've Probably Never Been)
Estonia was named in a study as the top place to retire in the entire world, outranking popular European countries like Norway and Portugal.
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The Luxury Rolex Watch Alternative That's Under $70 And Nearly Identical
The Casio Duro looks good and performs just as well -- and as an added bonus, it costs significantly less than higher-end brands like Rolex.
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You've Been Warned: This Iconic Jeep Car Loses Over 50% Of Its Value By Age 5
While upfront costs can be a significant concern when shopping for a new vehicle, ignoring resale value can ultimately hurt you down the line.
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Donald Trump's Tariffs Are Costing This German Car Brand $1.5 Billion
While the full ramifications of Trump's tariffs could take months, or even years, to fully experience, some automakers are already facing financial fallout.
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A Country In Southeast Asia With Electric City Life Is One Of The Best Places To Retire Outside The US
When it comes to retirement, U.S. residents might find that moving overseas could be the perfect solution to affording their golden years lifestyle.
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You've Been Warned: This Popular Jeep Car Has Terrible Resale Value
The Jeep Wagoneer is not at the peak of the market, and if you buy a new one, it won't be worth nearly what you paid for it down the line.
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One Of America's Most Reliable Car Brands Has A $9,018 Average Maintenance Cost In The First 10 Years
Both sticker price and resale value can be important considerations when car shopping. However, long-term maintenance costs should not be ignored.
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The Vintage Rolex Watch That Could Be Worth $75,000 In 2025
The Rolex Double Red Sea-Dweller contains markings and performance features that make it significantly more valuable than the average Rolex watch.
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A Big Change Is Coming To Medicare In 2026
Retirees, and those who rely on Medicare, should brace themselves for a new voluntary pilot program that could end up delaying certain treatments.
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New Social Security Anti-Fraud Policy Will Start Affecting Retirees In August
Social Security recipients may be required to go to the nearest Social Security office to make changes to their account, according to a proposed rule.
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The Cheapest Airline In Europe Isn't Well-Known At All In The United States
With large bases out of Budapest, Bucharest, and London, this European airline company has a reputation for offering the cheapest flights in Europe.
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One Of The Best European Cities For Retirees Costs $1,500 Or Less A Month
As U.S. residents continue to struggle with affordability, more and more retirees are considering overseas locations in ex-pat friendly countries like Portugal
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One Of The Best Places To Live In Connecticut Offers House Prices Lower Than The State's Average
If moving to Connecticut is on your to-do list, but costs feel prohibitive, you might be interested to learn about one particularly affordable town.
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