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Living in the U.S. is becoming increasingly costly. There are many cities around the world where you can stretch your money and have an affluent lifestyle.
Read MoreCommuters looking to drive less or live totally car-free may appreciate these cities' thriving and affordable bus, rail, and tram systems.
Read MorePet owners love to spoil their pets, but what happens when the owner passes away? Here are some of the pets that inherited millions from their owners.
Read MoreInfomercials may not have the staying power they used to, but a handful of the items they promoted have turned their manufacturers into millionaires.
Read MoreMany people hold onto things for decades without knowing how much they are worth. Find out the value of these 1970s items before you donate or toss them out.
Read MoreWhile rent is often the average consumer's biggest monthly expense, there are some areas where electric, water, and waste bills can be just as staggering.
Read MoreThe streaming app wars have companies investing more money in better quality shows. Find out which popular TV series had the biggest budgets.
Read MoreIf you're looking to ditch the car during retirement, these cities across the United States are ideal for getting around on foot, bike, and transit.
Read MoreThe restaurant business has never been easy, and even companies with hundreds or thousands of locations can fall victim to changing economic tides.
Read MoreFor a mix of affordability and cultural attractions, Midwestern college towns like Toledo, Ohio and Ann Arbor, Michigan are prime retirement destinations.
Read MoreIf your luxury purse or handbag retains value due to its characteristics or societal trends, you may be able to sell it for good money.
Read MoreFast food isn't as affordable as it used to be. From Five Guys to Burger King, some of the most popular fast food chains are majorly overcharging.
Read MoreBuying luxury handbags like the Hermes Birkin costs a small fortune, but you can keep most of that cash buy opting for these dupes instead.
Read MoreThe national average rent price sits around $1,500 per month, but in these 10 states you can find apartments for hundreds of dollars cheaper.
Read MoreThe Millennial generation has changed consumer spending habits in drastic ways, refusing items like single-use plastic and blood diamonds.
Read MoreThe allure of low-tax states like Tennessee and Arizona beckons to retirees, but for some -- especially those with lower incomes -- it can be a bad move.
Read MoreWhether or not you have sufficient retirement savings by age 45, tsaving more now and taking these steps will help you secure your golden years.
Read MoreRetiring to a quiet beach community is a dream of many Americans, but due to issues like noise, taxes, and tourists, that big move can turn into a big headache.
Read MoreBickering about grocery prices is increasingly common in this day and age, particularly for those old enough to remember a cheaper era.
Read MoreWhile national unemployment figures are released regularly, states like California and Nevada have been higher than the national average.
Read MoreMoving to a retirement home is intended to streamline your lifestyle, but it's important to consider factors such as loneliness and overall cost.
Read MoreRuby Tuesday hit its peak in the early 2000s, but has struggled since the Great Recession and faced immense problems following the pandemic.
Read MoreIt's natural for many shoppers to build loyalty toward certain brands, but many common household items don't require the same legacy.
Read MoreKitchen gadgets make great gifts and can save you prep time, but unless you use them constantly, tools such as a garlic press or pasta maker are frivolous.
Read MoreHomelessness is a serious issue across the United States, with coastal states like California and Washington seeing an increase in recent years.
Read MoreWhile so many are accustomed to online shopping for even basic necessities, it often makes sense to visit Dollar Tree rather than Amazon.
Read MoreIt's possible to receive decent financial advice from ChatGPT, but in order to do so, you must engineer effective and efficient prompts.
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