'Guarantee Cabins' Can Save You A Ton Of Money On A Cruise Trip
A guarantee cabin on a cruise means you'll have a room, but you won't be the one picking it. It's discounted accommodations that are a toss up on what you'll get.
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The Average Cost Of Medicare Part D For Retirees In 2025
The price of prescriptions can be staggering without insurance, but thanks to some government programs, retirees can pay reasonable premiums for coverage.
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One Pound Of $1 Bills Has An Unexpected Value
Have you ever needed to know how much a pound of dollar bills is worth? Let's be honest, probably not — but that doesn't make it any less fascinating.
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You're Wasting Money If You Buy This Accessory At The Dollar Store
You can buy plenty of useful things at dollar stores — but, for the sake of your budget and your health,, there's one kind of item you should always avoid.
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Retirement Planning Tips That Also Boost Longevity, According To Experts
Proper retirement planning not only optimizes your budget and living circumstances, it can also boost your longevity, starting with mental health.
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One Of The Most Affordable Places To Live In The US Is An Underrated Midwest City
Living cheap isn't easy these days, but there are a few U.S. cities where your money will go a long way — including this hidden Midwestern gem.
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How Much It Costs To Clone A Dog (And Can You Finance It?)
Tom Brady was recently able to create a clone of his deceased dog, and the service is available commercially. Here's how much it would cost you to do the same.
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8 Dollar Tree Items That Put Amazon Prices To Shame
While so many are accustomed to online shopping for even basic necessities, it often makes sense to visit Dollar Tree rather than Amazon.
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America's Penny Shortage Is Having An Unexpected Effect On McDonald's Prices
You don't know what you have until it's gone. Now that one small coin is no longer being minted, fast food customers are feeling the effects.
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The Percentage Of Mortgage-Free Americans Might Surprise You
While it might seem like mortgage burning ceremonies are almost non-existent, you'll be surprised by the number of Americans living mortgage-free.
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Retirees Be Warned: Avoid Purchasing This Asset If You Don't Want To Bleed Money
While you might have a lot of retirement money saved up to buy assets, getting this specific item would likely be a money-guzzling venture long-term.
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The Average Income Of A Professional Cuddler Isn't What You Think
Believe it or not, professional cuddler is a very real job in today's market, and the professionals who work in the field get paid more than you may realize.
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This Affordable Retirement Community Is Known For Its 'Eiffel Tower Park'
Hunting for the perfect place to spend your retirement years can be tricky. Luckily, this quaint city offers an affordable cost of living with a French flair.
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The Bathroom Upgrade That Could Be A Total Waste Of Money
Once you own a house, you might be tempted by all kinds of renovations to bring your dream home to life. But one of those projects just isn't worth the cost.
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10 Finance Questions You Should Try Asking ChatGPT
It'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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The USDA Has An Important Message To Grocery Stores About SNAP Discounts
As SNAP funding experiences an ongoing roller coaster regarding its funding, the USDA has made the situation even tougher for grocery stores.
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2 Major Drawbacks Of Using ChatGPT To Answer Your Burning Finance Questions
Many Americans are trusting ChatGPT with their money, but should they? We explain the hidden risks of sharing your details and using AI for financial advice.
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You've Been Warned: This Sneaky Type Of Fraud Can Steal Your Retirement Assets In No Time
As if saving for retirement wasn't stressful enough already, a growing form of identify fraud could leave you with empty retirement accounts.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Aggressively Paying Off Student Loans
Not all debt is the same, nor should be your strategy for repayment. With student loans, a comparably low interest rate is just one factor to consider.
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How Much Money You Should Make In A Year To Afford A $200,000 House
Purchasing a home feels out of reach for many people, but you don't necessarily need a six-figure salary if you get one at the right price.
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The Important Medicare Advice That Can Maximize Your Savings
For a lot of seniors, choosing the appropriate Medicare plan can be confusing. But this tip can help you choose a fitting, money-saving plan.
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This New Aldi Policy Is Putting Money Back In Customer Pockets (And Reducing Waste)
While this policy might not be available in U.S. locations for a while, the financial and environmental potential is worth paying attention to.
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The 10 Best States To Live In 2025, According To A New Report
A new report ranks U.S. states based on factors including livability, health care, and access to recreation. and the top states are quite surprising.
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These 10 States Have The Highest Social Security Benefits Among Retirees
While the factors that determine your Social Security payment are largely consistent nationwide, where you collect your income plays a role in your payout.
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Follow Warren Buffett's Shopping Strategy To Avoid Wasting Money In The Long Run
It's easier than ever to purchase products from just about anywhere, but that doesn't mean you always should — at least, that's what one expert thinks.
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Retirees Be Warned: Bankrate Says These 10 States Are The Worst For Retirement In 2025
Roughly one-third of Americans wish to relocate upon retirement, but several of the most popular states to move to actually have major downsides.
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The Second Richest Suburb In The US Might Make You Pause
Spending millions on a house might seem outrageous in some areas, but in beachfront communities near major cities, it can be standard procedure.
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