Sneaky Reasons Your Tax Refund Is Being Delayed
Tax refunds can be delayed for any number of reasons, but there's one way you can get that money earlier even if yours is delayed.
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Stories By Wesley Crowder
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The Best Way To File Your Taxes For The Fastest Tax Refund
Waiting for your tax refund can be a stressful period, but there are a few things you can do during filing to get the money as fast as possible.
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The Popular AI Stock That Is Predicted To Fall In 2025 (And Why People Are Selling)
Experts argue that this stock stock could tumble in 2025 due to it being overvalued and the victim of excessive hype over the last year.
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Amazon Household Is Essentially Prime For Roommates, But There Are Some Drawbacks
Amazon Household gives multiple users to an elevated Amazon experience, and while that can be very convenient, it also comes with concerns.
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The Pros And Cons Of Tax-Free Investments
Tax-free investments may sound too good to be true, but while they are in fact a real thing, there are some factors to consider before buying.
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Reasons Your Social Security Payment Is Late (And What To Do When That Happens)
Social Security benefits are typically delivered on time, but in the rare case yours isn't, there are some things you can do to resolve the issue.
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If You Invested $1,000 In Netflix 10 Years Ago, Here's How Much You'd Have Now
If you'd invested $1,000 in Netflix 10 years ago, the return would be handsome enough for a luxury international vacation -- and then some.
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Trump's Proposed Tariffs May Put The Stock Market Through A New Test
The effects of Donald Trump's threatened tariffs on the economy and stock market is yet to be seen, but it's not looking like a quick booster.
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One Of The Best-Performing Stocks In The Past 30 Years Might Surprise You
If you'd invested in this company at its 1995 IPO, you'd have been rewarded with a 29.1% annual return on average each year since.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Selling Your Home And Renting After Retirement
Selling your house and renting a place during retirement offers perks like flexibility and freedom from maintenance, but there are considerations.
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The Type Of Mortgage Loan You Should Keep In Mind If You're Retired
This type of mortgage is ideal for many retirees because it provides flexibility and can even help them defer taking Social Security.
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The Real Reasons Red Lobster Went Bankrupt
Red Lobster suffered from years of mismanagement and menu promotions that cost the company far too much money, leading it into bankruptcy.
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Mexico, China, And Canada Have Strong Response For Trump's Tariff Proposal
The three countries under threat of new or increased tariffs by President-elect Donald Trump have not reacted kindly to the bad news.
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If You Invested $1,000 In Facebook 12 Years Ago, Here's How Much Money You'd Have Today
Facebook, now under the Meta umbrella, has seen significant returns over the past 12 years and is among the most consistent performers on Wall Street.
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If You Invested $10,000 In Google 10 Years Ago, Here's How Much Money You'd Have Today
Google has provided consistent and significant returns for early investors, following stock splits and ever-increasing market cap.
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One Of America's Favorite Party Retail Stores Could Be Filing For Bankruptcy In 2025
The retailer has struggled with the rise of online retail, stiff competition, and a very inconsistent marketplace over the long-term.
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If You Invested $1,000 In Amazon 20 Years Ago, Here's How Much Money You'd Have Today
If you were smart enough to be an early Amazon investor, getting in 20 years ago, you'd be sitting on a hefty pile of cash heading into the new year.
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If You Invested $1,000 In McDonald's 10 Years Ago, Here's How Much Money You'd Have Today
If you'd bought McDonald's stock a decade ago it'd have more than tripled in total value today, with dividends adding to this total to boot.
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If You Invested $1,000 In Apple Ten Years Ago, Here's What Your Profit Would Be Today
Apple's stock price has increased significantly over the past decade, and when taking dividends into account, the return for investors has been high.
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The Difference Between Import Quotas And Tariffs (And Which Is Worse On Your Wallet)
Import quotas allow a certain amount of an item to be imported, preventing a tax from adding to the final price paid by consumers.
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If You Invested $1,000 In The S&P 500 10 Years Ago, Here's How Much Money You'd Have Today
The S&P 500 notably outperforms most investment strategies, including those put in place by high-fee financial advisors, with impressive returns.
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This Discovery Of An Enormous Gold Deposit Could Change Everything For The Market
A massive deposit of gold worth some $83 billion has been discovered in China, impacting rumors that society has reached "peak gold."
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How Trump's Tariffs Will Affect The Housing Market In 2025
The housing market will largely be impacted differently by new tariffs than other major industries, due to where materials are sourced.
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Uber Reservations: How Much Money Can You Really Save?
Reserving your Uber ride in advance can ensure you have a driver there when you need them, and in some cases, can even save you money.
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There's Blue And White, But What's A Gray-Collar Job?
Gray-collar workers fall somewhere between white- and blue-collar, combining aspects of both for a uniquely specialized and important role.
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How The Increase In Homeowners Associations Affects Homebuyers
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are increasingly common across the United States, which adds costs to homeownership but can provide extensive benefits.
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How War Is Fueling Profits For The World's Biggest Arms Dealers
Ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have been a financial boon for arms dealers, with sales reaching record levels globally.
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